Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)
- Class of 1947
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IE Cf' 5 'gg . 1 ,L-,1- 27 ' ' wi .Q PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS I' ' iii ' , , ., OF I ' , ., '. .5 - Q my , Q Q. 1, v ' r A' ' if' gf , ' , 1. Q ,I eff '- . . :I , I , I ' W YV I . ' -. ' E ' 1 L ' 1 .57 'I ' 1 , I . I . I . I : ax I ' '. IT , .,-'TK If - - , ' . ' . I ' .- ' ,Rf W - ' - I f-I '- A f-- 1 . . H-v' - in-'i'Q.u , I - X I 1 I 1 I :Ji 545, 1 I Q A 1 is A 31 rr v, Q ,B ' I P 49,1 i w 1 - .. V..- .... -. fn., .II-.-. M, 'NN' may ' rl -1 I 1- -. , I. L ? an 'L' :Ja Q MA N 1' 1' 1 '3.x'u.x.. gy V3 :P .-' -' -.4 .11 .I ,. 4 - . E: i T-IJ., V, :.?j,S1g.:3!.t K 3 - -'f3f:3fQQ , ' V' 1 iii- I- + 95 ,.., I J .. . ff-H1-H19 - f 4....H:.f-.umm :ILP 52.5.-I ., 1 -1f..g.,-L1,'.- 5' '4-42. .54 , .Jig-z-?A' . v. N K. - 1 ff 5 - .5 fl .vs . ' '- -A H xi Q 1,.-111 n a , , A . , X V 5,1 by QV - arf euerg J' ix' Q59 2 3 A, . fxf 'Hb J I N S! ,X 1 ff? A Y aff?-7M M A ' ,W f' . A' . Ai : M, 0I QLUOl As from our aerial view we gaze down upon the campus of our school, let us try to imagine Excelsior as an enormous painting, a melodious blend of colors, a fusion of shades that vary the light from bright shades which represent activities. dances, tun-to the deeper, more sincere shades that seem to stand tor studies and the more serious side ol Excelsior. ln this, the I947 edition of EL AVIADOR, we shall endeavor to present to you the various Shades ot School Lite. li' l Thr' sflurlrls of nfgfil ll'f'l'l' flllllillg frzsl. ,-fs flirmlgli un .-Hpinf' vifllzgv pussezl :I jlillfll. :ffm lwlwf. qllllill NIIOII' nuff 1'fr1'. I lmnlwr ll'illI flu' slrungf' lIl'Ul.l'P, lfxr-1-ls1'11l'.' -l,n11g'f11llnl1'. ibecbca fion Without the sincere shades exem- y plitied by the character ot MR. l RICHARD GAHR, the painting ot Excelsior would be incomplete. To ' MR. GAHR, therefore, whose roots are firmly embedded in the soil ot Excelsior, himself a graduate ot this institution and a leader and inspiration to those who have come under his guiding influ- ence in his years ot generous service as a taculty member, English Department l-lead, and now Director ot Guidance at Excelsior, we dedicate the IQ47 EL AVIADOR. NVE 1 5. v I of 60l'ltQl'Lf5 FoREwoRD DEbicATioN ADMiNwTRAmoN Board of Trustees Administrators Faculty Secretaries and Clerks STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Body Officers Service Organizations C L A S S E S Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen A C T I V I T I E S F I N E A R T S Music Drama A T I-I L E T I C S Boys' Sports Girls' Sports ON TI-IE CAMPUS AND IN THE COMMUN Snapshots Advertisements J 0, V W 40Ww if I . X ' QV' fi O-iq! Jw .QE 'bf minirifrafion Qgcef Q6 w Mara! of jfuafeea U2 - .fdclminidfrafom gawk? .szcrefaried ana! Gkrlm W Mm LL W ,f!,Q MMM' M94 W A Q. :F ' A , ' 1 Y 2 J 5 ' Y ' A ' I, f. 5 1 A 1 1. ' , - , . . ax- ' ' sv! - , - f K 3 ' , t , I I K '. i -s L' i'E . K . f-,. ...az ...-,,.,l.. . Consider lluzt I laboured not for myself only, but for all them that seek learningf, b - -4'Ecclesiasticus,,, xxxiii, 17 C. E. IRISH J. l-l. REED Pft'.Sflfl'lII Cferl: With a sense ot responsibility and an earnest zeal to promote the best in facilities and activi- ties here at Excelsior, the Board ot Trustees have proved themselves a group ot outstanding men with a very definite purpose in mind. They have been chosen trom their respective communities to bring the public into closer con- tact with and to co-operate with the administra- tion and school otticials. It is they who are many times the unseen, but always appreciated power, behind all those advances which protect the weltare ot the youth ot our district. 06Uf'6! 0 Mr. Reed Mr. Killingsworth Dr. Haskell Zww feed M. T. KILLINGSWORTH Mr. Irish Mr. Sommer M. M. HASKELL A. E. SOMMER R!Xl.Pl-l F. BURNIGHT Slilll'I'ilIfl'lIIlf'lI1 111111 Prilzcipul uloerin fenalenf As Superintendent and Principal of our ever growing Excelsior, Mr. Burniglit devotes untiring effort to unify tlwe interests of tlwe communities, tl'ie Board of Trustees ttie administration, ttie faculty, and tl'ie student body to furtlwer the development of our sclwool. With understanding lcindnessi insiglfit, and perseverance, tie is an inspiring, friendly leader and director of tlwe Pilots of Excelsior Union l-liglw Scliool, liolding ttie reins firmly but gently in tiis grasp. uce- rinciyaa Holding the office of Vice-Principal, Miss Rankin, in her always gracious, efficient manner, very effectively manages many important routines here at Excelsior. Anything con- cerned with students. activities, or teachers is of vital im- portance to her. Through co-ordination of student and faculty activities, Miss Rankin holds the lcey to the smooth manner in which the Excelsior campus functions as a unified school. BERNICE RANKIN I'ice-l'1-1'n1-1'pal . 7 . . . I ll' 5 'MCG' I U'lCL,9Cl With her quietness of manner and charm of personality, Miss Tombs, Girls' Vice-Principal at Excelsior, has set an example which the entire Girls' League has strived to attain. While directing the many phases of student government affairs, keeping all organizations intact, and fulfilling other numerous duties, she has been admired by both the boys and girls with whom she comes in contact. WILLIAM KAH M Boys' Vice-Principal LUCl LE TOM BS Girls, View-Przllclprll oyji QAM- rincipa Concerning himself chiefly with an under- standing of the problems of the boys at Ex- celsior is Mr. Kahm, who is completing his first year as Boys' Vice-Principal. Through his leadership in the Boys' League and campus groups, he has interested himself in the activities and welfare of the boys of Excelsior. BUSINESS MANAGER The responsibility of ordering all supplies for the entire school and, greatest of all, talcing charge of the extensive building program which Excelsior has undertalcen during this past year, have been taslxs of Mr. Korsmeier, Business Manager. The efficient way in which he has carried through these matters ol business has been of greatest import to the smooth manner in which financial matters are handled at Excelsior. HENRY KORSM EIER lgllSIiIIl'.Y.N ,IIIIIIIIIHUW COUNSELOR As our counselor, her sympathetic and understanding personality has won her many warm friendships and a general, great admiration from the entire Student Body. Along with her most important taslc of helping us with our programs, she has count- less other duties to which to devote herself. Through all of them, how- ever, her guiding influence has been the inspiration needed to spur many a student on to higher goals. ATTENDANCE OFFICER As supervisor of all records of attendance, Mr. Little has carried out his duties with much diligence. His fine spirit of co-operation with stu- dents and faculty alilce has made him a well-lilced person during his first year as an important part of that great wheel made up of the administration at Excelsior. FRANK LITTLE S11pe1'z'i.mr of AIIFIHIIIIICC DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE His is the guiding hand which has been over all plans carried out through the Orientation, Healthful Living, Progress of Manlfind, Amer- ican History, and Senior Problems classes. These guiding plans have successfully directed many students of Excelsior in their strivings for a higher social living and a better un- derstanding of our world. ELIZABETH VVATKINS l.'u1m.-'vlul' RICHARD GAHR lIi1'f'1'Inr ual' filliilrllifif I3- acugy Onward and upward has truly signified the aspirations of this year's faculty. Each member of that large body has seemed to be striving through the different shades of school life to prepare the students for those stars to which they have hitched their dreams. y To aid us students in the development of our different talents and abilities, we have specialized teachers in each department, working together for the same end, to help make us better qualified citizens for the world of tomorrow. With enthusiastic guidance in the classes and in extra-curricular activi- ties. they have offered greater opportunities to all with whom they have come in contact. They have also given us, in a much larger sense, a true understanding of how men and women, all striving for the same goal. but perhaps in different phases, can work together and through co-operation, accomplish their purpose. From the recollection of the past. they have shown us how to think more clearly and constructively and how to plan for that world whch is soon to be ours. To further the professional advancement of teaching and to offer better instruction to us as students, a new organization, the Faculty Asso- ciation, has been formed, with energetic Mr. Lunde as president. By departments and subjects we present to you in the following pages the I946-I947 Excelsior faculty . . . lelddftnient RICHARD GAHR fflzrzirnmn lflzglixll MARY FREDERICK CHENNEY IRMAJOHNSUN HAZEL COOPER MVA KEIM GAIL MILLER WILLIAM REEVES FERN MYTI-IALER NELLAMENA ROACI-I JOSEPHINE NISSLEY CORA SI-IERZER HELEN REAGAN ALONZO VALENTINE Librurirzn A 'gh ociaf .gzience ana! fra Iflglflflge DAY I-IANKS Lfllllflllllll - .Nocznl bmerzre VIRGINIA DIAL EDWIN KIRKPATRICK Slluly Hall STANLEY KLAUSNER CONRAD LANGE I-IJALMAR OSTERGAARD CARLEY PORTER ELIZABETH STERKEL NORMAN STROI-I ELIZABETH HUGHES Lnlin V ETA I-I O P P E R fvlllifllllIllf.IIIlll1f'fI1 LllIIg'lI1C'C MARY SUMNER rica fare . . . Lgnclufi fria! .fdrffi . . . ome conomicri WALTER BAUMGARTNER f.',llIiI'lIIlllI - AgI'f1'lllIIlfC EDGAR EISI-IER CARL I-IAASE v . ARTHUR EINCI-I Cllrzirmnngllzd. Arts GEORGE BISHOP PAUL GIDDINGS V. E. HAWLEY I-IESTER ARTHURS RICHARD JAMES lflzairnzrm--Home El'4IlIlIII1it'S C. I.. LINDENBERGER PANSY GAGE MARIE WILSON cience. . . ommerce . . . yfnaflzema fied HUGH YOST EUGENE CLEAVINGER INEZ WILSON CARMEL LING Cllairnlarz-V-Swienre ChdiflllflllfcllfllVIICTCU Chairman-V-vMa1hvrnntir.w EARL MATTHEWS FLOYD DEWHIRST CHARLES ANDERSON JOYE BARTON HARRY VAN PETTEN RALPH FARNUM VADA HENRY HAROLD HARTJEN RUTH ELLIS T. U. I-IAWLEY EVA WILLIAMSON PHYLLIS JORDAL Nurse STEWART ROSS MAURICE JOYCE f.'lllll.l'lIIIIII--Ht'IllflI CARMEN OSLER JEWELL DAVISON 1 E 1 E s Y GENEVIE DEXTER JOSEPH LANGDON l,'l1uir'1111111 Cirfx' P. lf. f.'lIIlfl'IIIIlll lion' l'. lf. DOROTHY LACY GEORGE CURTIS LOLA NICHOLS ERNEST JENSEN LUCILE PAYNE FLOYD MAXHAM .irleaalc anal pkyfiicaf glclucafion EDITH LOWE LOIS HUTCHINSON RICHARD STANLEY Cl1,11irm1znAA rl MILLARD LUNDE M usic CLERKS NOT PICTURED DOROTHY COLEMAN FRANCES HOGGATT MILDRED SPEAR MARGARET WALL I-IENRY SAILOR MABEL STEWART .Aff ana! mimic FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED KATHAR I N E CALDWELL Matherlzatirzc MARIBELLE DYER English FREDRICKA MOORE Girls' l'hy.vi4'nl Edzzvalinn ROBERT TARLETON Englivh JA M ES THO M AS lnrlustrial ,flrls V I O LA W E I G HT Modvrn, Language SECRETARIES AND CLERKS Row I.-LUELLA BUTTS, JUDY EREY, MARY ANN HANQSTROM, SADIE MOOS HAGIAN, MILDRED ORR. Rowll.-PHYLLIS COLEMAN, MARGARET GRABOUW, 'RUTH HILL, DOROTHY OINEAL, GERTRUDE SHERRADEN. -20 .Skwlmf Qmfnmenf .gguclenf Eel? Uwcem Sruice Organizafiond . k H Q, ,El A V I :k,, .:,,14, .5 V' y I was , 3 I i 2:1 , lr V 1 ,5 m',,:A,, -,,,.fa'xgg M M, W. ,W Mt -.,..,:I :Ph-3. 9 'r? 4'45, Pg- -, ' zu : 1 ., X - ' - - .4 -- ,f M f. 4' V+- - fx f - '- - V 2 -' . .. - , .U ,. I 1 1 1 fr. 'N wf .' :- .f ..v.-A + ' 'b TQWQWN Ehq'-29.3 ,2,!5wr'g :.1 .V 1 si ft,-: M553-., , 'i V ' ' 2 ' - -ff - ' Q 'Au ' ' ,L lf? as ' L HE -T it K 2 H f H 1' 'Za K ' K' F 5- r A 'J 1: V' , 1 NV -U X V ,,.. .Q ... . -,, ,, A I- L' Q X 'i u l'2B,E' . . I ' - , , ' , I , WV -Y ,.-, ,XS 1 The best of all govgrnments is that which tegchesx us to govern ourselves. 21- --Goethe. -fs a--A Ar-. , . - 4- 1 I . ,.f -J.. ,I 1m!'s 7. GZ. . -,,,,, . I S. -'F ,Li Ilhl W 'I : V I - ia W . I gi 5 . zum. ., . 1, H xr. :iq 1.2 fir. A M .,,. ,J N: hi ' f ' I -- ry: sf: P2 1. ' A ,-A .LN QFCT- -Q- V ,Avi . in -ui ' ,V . E, 'Wiki :Q ii ii- I .354--HV? ' , 4 A'qr'f,'- f , wil f-555: A .L r' 5 ' 1 r-ff 'gif . 'H U3 . 3, Fl .lvgrv fx hi dk'- . J,- - -I -W , xiii Ffff .lm 331. fc f- ' ,x 'm if tl f ' ig fi . S7'.4!VI,EY Q JOV IES f'rr'sizlf?l1l ISMIL Y ENC LHR Vire-l'r0.s1'z1r'l1l E., wi X. V ' f M4 l .gzzclenf goal? FIRST SEMESTER Navigators at the wheel ot the great ship which is the Student Body of Excelsior Union High School. our Student Body Officers have successfully piloted us through an excep- tionally busy and full year. Our first semester president, Stanley Jones, with Emily Engler, vice-president, assisting him in the many duties de- manded of the president ol such an ever increasing Student Body, successfully carried through his term to a climax. Among other duties he presided at all our rallies and gave El'fll2'Nlf HJRT, Sl'l'gf'IIllI'Ilf'f1I'lI1NQ lll:'N'RII','7'T.fI IIYKSTR1. St'I'I'l'lIIl'yj TOM HE55. 1'fU,,.q,,W,-g jh',1NIg'TTIf lifIliRS,'lln1, Sung Ll'!Illf'l'Q KAY MlfGl'fRl,l'.', Yvll l,1'111lc'r. ,L .V 11 ' ww ,, w:.gk It ofiwm SECOND SEM ESTER the assemblies a humorous start with many anecdotes and stories. Talcing over the job ot Student Body president in the second half of this school year, James White carried through triumphantly. Although with fewer assemblies and rallies at which to preside, James and vice-president. Barbara Lintz, did a good iob ot co-ordinating the four classes, head- ing the Student Body committees, and keeping the students in order by the smooth running efficiency of the student body Court. JOHN 1fl:'l'l1'R.4fl1f. SvrgwulI-at-:Irnix5 TOM IIHSS. Trvnxurvr: I,0RR.4lNE CH.fl5Sllt'. Song Lvmler: Nlz'l,l.ll2' FIEN. St'l'l't'flll'j'I HAH' CHI RCHILL, Yell Lrrlrlvr. I JA iIl'.'S lf'l'llTl'f I,l'l'.Yfflf'llf lf.-1Rli ,IR -I LINTZ I il'! I,!'l'.NliIl1'lI1 R. Megerle, I. White, Chairmang N. Larsen, l. LaPoinle, J. Burniglzt. L. Ifaxlan, S. VandcrVvc puffy Commiffee FIRST SEMESTER Having rallies and song and yell sessions is one important contributing factor to the success of our Student Body. Providing the needed amount of fun. James White, first semester Rally Committee Chairman, and his energetic committee put forth a great deal of worlc and effort to build up the enthusiasm of the students for sports and social affairs alilce. D. Hunter, chairmang S. Larsen, P. Hillhouse, B. Lintz, L. Orem, L. Chassic. Row 2-H. Larkin, C. Austin, D. Dorman. ance ommiffee FIRST SEMESTER After four hard classes in the morning. Excelsior students find a noon dance always re- freshing. David Hunter Chairman, and his committee have put forth much effort to malce the various dance activities successful and bring an enjoyable noon hour to all students who wish to par- ticipate. -24- N. Hoopcs, B. Lewis. J. l1'of'rsmn, N. Larsen, H. i anLeeuu'en, H. lhzvis. M. Smith, 11. Fu: I D. Rusfan, chairman: R. Churrlzill, L. l,'!u1x.siv L. Wriglzl. puffy gommiffee SECOND SEMESTER Leisure hours of singing, yelling, and programs, enioyed by the whole student body, were the contribution of the second semester Rally Committee with Don Ruston. Chairman. These students have done a grand iob in the entertainment field, and we owe them many thanks lor their part in making school life more inviting. O R. Megerle. S. Carnzarlf. I. Rigdon, J. McCallum, C. Nylen, H. Wilxon, P. York. chairnuzn. Row 2-I . Vicenria, T. Hess. H. Jacob. on, N. Cumming '. H. Perkins. ance ommiffee SECOND SEMESTER Continuing the traditional standard of fun and recreation. Pauline York and her second semester Dance Committee finished the year with flying colors. With many students applying for guest tickets, new records always on the way and other activities of the committee, members were kept busy, but always working efficiently. 25- .. W. - A s. - Y 1' f Qi ,si-f - ounci One ol the biggest and most representative groups here at Excelsior is our Council. Our Councilmen discuss many of the problems which come up around school, bringing ideas from their classes to the attention ot everyone. Stanley Jones, presiding over the first semester, has done a fine iob in guiding our Council. ylfLJgQ5 Acting as a co-ordinating medium lor the students and the teachers and letting the students have an equal stand in defending themselves are the main duties of our Judges. With representatives from both the Junior and Senior classes, Emily Engler headed the Court to the satisfaction of all concerned. Run' l. ll. Il!'f,illIIlllt'lA. T. llius. ll. f,illIlIli'1A'I' lllllll. ff. Sff'Il'1Illi. Rnu' Il. ll, ,W1'lf.v. lf. Lun- wfzslwr. fl. H111-1. R. ,1Iuu.vl111gl'11li. lf, Phil- lips. Rulrlll. I'. Hunkle. ll. Liufz. R. Lay. , A , .,,,. m,..t -we-,fl , ounci Leading second semester Council, James White continued the tradition ot this organization ot guiding tlwe suggestions oi tlwe Pilots. Excelsior lfias protited a great deal trom tier Council, and tlwe students lwave had mucti to say in the running oi our Student Body activities. yM,JgQ:5 Our Student Court has always proved to be one ot the fairest and most success- tul organizations on our campus. With Barbara Lintz tieading the second semester Judges, our Student Court carried out the democratic policy oi letting eaclw student have an tionest clwance in tiis own sctiool government. Hou' 1. R. :'Hllt'fSUII. lf. Hari. D. flllll' ll in gh 11711. II. Sl1'11'rl. 11. Rnivll.-C. Iflzaffirl. fi. Lan 1'r1sle'1'. H. I'vl'll1ft'l'. ll. Hill ton. S, JUIIUS. Rn14'lll.- L. Frlslun. L. llrlrlrs. R. l,m'l1- nvrt. 13. Hmllv. D. Huusff. . Q 1 Campus Leaders, the right hand men to Mr. Kahm and Sergeant- at Arms, Gene l-lart, toolc command ot their post to keep a smooth running organization to improve the appearance and ettectiveness ot a well-lcept campus. Likewise, Sue Larsen's girls have done their part in supervision ot the buildings. anfzlaufi ommiffeefi Charge! is heard on the campus as the noon bell rings and the mad rush tor tood is under way. But betore this the boys' campus commit- tee, led by Maurice Nipp along with the girls' committee, headed by Sue Larsen, has set up its detenses to stop the panic and bring peace and quiet to the Green and White campus. 6U'l'll0lflff Olga elnd 6ll'l'll0lfl:5 of ea em Every school has an executive committee for order and improve- ment, and Excelsior has done this with the Campus Leaders, under the direction of Johnny Beverage. These boys have done a rough iob well in the direction of a better Excelsior. The girls' Leaders, under Sue Larsen, have endeavored to continue their fine worlc which was begun lirst semester. amlaud ommiffeeri The committeemen for the second semester, Q with Johnny Beverage l talcing over the boys and Sue Larsen continuing, were on the proverbial ball as usual, and have kept order and a spiclc- and-span appearance for the school by lceeping a clean campus during the noon lunch period. uchforium Ylilzeref fefr Row 1. Row Il.- Ruw IV. Row 1 Hou' IV fL. Urem. M. De'Vo.ss, P. Pierre. C. Cnupvr. P. HIlf!'hfl1.VlIll. K. Cnopvr P. R0r'1fll'1'l1. C. Walsh H. Looper. ff. Furrer P . Howell. ff. Summers. P. Arlmlrl. U. Knnwlvs, A . SIIIIIIIFV. Row III.-li. Kr1u'b1'rgr'r. .I Cuur, .'lI. Smndley. -M. McKee. J. Tourer. T Crahm. L. Nnrnzan, ,I Wlzitrzey. JI. Seal, A Rogers. D. RIINSU. H. Huilt, I Iffllllll. II. Allisrm. A I':lI1ll'0.H. -f-Tl. l,III'i.'iIHl. li. Lawli nvrl. ll. Ilolte. I.. lfa- dvr, N. I'lliIl. I.. Winn' It is the iob ol the auditorium usherettes to usher at the Junior and Senior plays, The Spring Swing, and at Graduation. A colorlul group in their long lorrnals, they graciously show us and our friends to our seats when we attend these events. M elnif Go on, back up! back! says the lellow with the green iacket as he keeps the students olt the basketball court. The Campus Ushers, led by Chuck Phillips, have done a line iob of maintaining order at the toot- ball and basketball games. Row I. Row II.-fl. Alderson, G., Kis- Rowlll. -L. Cabraloff, C. Real lon, K. Lopour, J. lhut seller. P. nllalranga. lf H. Thomas, B. Lan caster, R. Henneti, D. Bause, I. Palmer, A. Howell, K. Terry. singer, C. Lhaffzrz., lf. Cook. N. Leavell, B' Barrzm. Srhmirll. .fduchforium Ms em Assembly dismissed. and Seniors will go first, says the President, and the efficient Auditorium Ushers see to it that the Seniors go first. Bob Alderson, the head usher, very capably lcept order in the Auditorium this past year with his group of piclced lellows, both during school assemblies and lor alter school events. J ,J y . jg U ll 'bg5 'E1 r ff amlavw 5 em M40 WJ! 1 a. Don McComber's green clad campus ushers came through in great H u style by enforcing boundaries. and keeping a watchful eye on all sports j , events ol the school semester. If -on l CABINET Pvurl Hllll'lIlII.Ylll1. Sports COIlI1f'llQ Dolores Mills, Artiiiity Clmirmang Heitye Myers, Ways mul Mcansg Sue Lurxen. Sl'fgl'!Il1l'lIl'AfII1SQ jane Lrmgilon, Sefrfftaryg Pat Hilllwuse, Vice-Prcsizlentg Bvrty Fllllillll, Presirlent. ir 6 , oaague With Betty Fundin leading the girls this year, we accomplished many things ol which the Excelsior Girls' League may well be proud. Fashion shows, posture programs, and speakers are typical ol the many assemblies we had. With the boys, the girls sponsored the lormal all school dance, White Christmas, which proved to be a big success and a lovely occasion. Girls' Sports Banquet agb ana! qweanfi ommiffee The Ways and Means Committee. headed by Bettye Myers, has sold candy and ice cream at our games, and given dances to malce money for the Girls' League. Because ol the success ol these sales and a well-attended, traditional Sadie l-lawlcins dance the Committee has done a line piece oi work in the support of the Girls' League. jl'i6'Il6LiLil9 Commiffee The Friendship Committee this year, headed by Mary Jane Swanlc, has made great strides in making the new girls of Excelsior feel at home by sponsoring the friendship teas each vveelc and being friendly towards all the girls all the time. The Friendship girls leel they have rendered a cheerlul service to their school. Hou' I.,-J. illrCnllurn, I . .llo- fum. D. Knfpplv. C. Coopvr. S. Hnrbvrlf. Rau' ll.- B. Looper. L. Easlon, B. Loy. B. Myers, K. Cooper. YU. fllonroe. U. Del'rir's, M. Delosx, How I.-l'. Rruilrle. I.. lfrighl M, Doalf, B. Rmllv, K Wood. Row ll.- U. fmGnlc. J. Iiovrxrrza, L. Brown. L. Orrin. J. Tilton. B. Fumlin. 13. K8Ill1.f'l1j'. R Row Ill. -JI. Srnlflh. P. Alcxrm- ww dvr, H. Kinney. If. S00 M. Slflllllf. lf. Lintz. M Friend, J. Gtlllf, C Barker. J. Tourer. 'llanuel Perez, Chuck Phillips, Bill Lewis, Cliff Skinner, Troy Porter, Don Mcffomber, President, Tom Hess. ogd , Qagble Under the very capable leadership ot Don McComber, the Boys' League this year has engaged in many interesting activities. Taking up a former tradition they co-sponsored with the Girls' League a formal dance which proved to be an enjoyable evening tor all. The Faculty surprised us at the Varsity-Faculty Basketball game by making the one deciding point in the last minute ot the game, which proved the Faculty the victors. 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I K .. -.i k-,ya'3Lg.I- ' :P:,..I:II'g L5 :I I - - f, -1 J Q r . -I I. ,Q i Jsw 5, .4 SENIOR OFFICERS lil Ili lu'Nlf CII..-1l lf'lN l'1'e'v1'rlm11 lfARlMH.f1 LIJVTZ I vil'6'I,l'l'Nfl1ClIl IW TTI RIINIX Llu' lliSflll'f1lIL lilfl h'lfl,I' Slflz' St'I'I'f'lIll'AV l,lfNOR lu' ,IIMI HKS TI'L'lI.YIl rvr lflz'T7' Y R4 DLE ssuioia Sung Lvmler Zrtsreiuo COMMITTEE Rllll' H lv. Ii. Rmllv. M. Slrzlzfield, lf. lflmffin. ll. Perlrinx lrzrulfsnri. P. Knnlflc, JIHUFII Il nl. Rmrll, L. fIIfll'A'S. li. Lay. If iv. See. M. Szrrlrwlr. H. Linlz Rupurrl. If SIQIIQPS. C. Blll'l1'f'l', ll. III-I Hes eniorzi As the Iast retrains ot pomp and Circumstancen died away, our career at ExceIsior was ended-a career we shaII never Iorget. We were beginning to make a place Ior ourseIves in our Freshman year. In our Sophomore year we progressed even Iarther and Ielt as it we were at Iast a real asset to the Studnt Body. JuniorsI At Iast we were uppercIassmenI This was the year we received our prized orange sweaters with brown Ietters. produced our Junior pIay, were hosts at our first Prom, and elected next year's officers, headed by Eugene Chatfin. Our Senior year. our Iast memories ot Exceisior-Senior privileges, Senior square, pictures, rings, pIay, cIass day, and Iast but not Ieast, our day ot graduation siIent tears, and Iasting Iriendships-aII these things helped to make everything memorable Ior the Class of I947. 13 6- WILLIAM ACNEW ROBERT ALDERSON Big E -Basketball I-4 S. B. Jzulgv-f-4 .'I11rI. Ifxher- -2, 3g Head 4 I Illllll rril nz an -4 TONI ALVARADO Spanish Club Big Sister HOPE ALVAREZ Spanish Club Big Sixter HENRY .I. AMEZUCA B Football+3, 4 Campus Comm. B Track-3, 4 ELEANOR APARIJO Spanish Club RICHARD ARBENZ Big E -Vr. Tennis-4 Baslretball-2, 3. 4 Sr. Plav Production Staff N. F. L.-4 FLORENCE ARNTZEN JI' Capella Choir-4 Steering Comm.-2 C. S. F.-4 JESSE ARREDONDO S. B. Judge Baseball-2. 3, 4 Big E Club CHUCK AUSTIN ,Iunior Class Pres. Vr. I oo1ba1l-TraCk- I, 2, 3 S. B. Judge-3 LESLIE BAUER Uxlzeretlv-2, 3, 4 Cirlx' Sports-1, 2, 3, 4 Big Sister-2 ROBERT BAKER N. C. Baseball- -2, 3. 4 REU L. BARIIOUR Campux Usher-4 CAROL BARKER Frienflship Comm.. Sr. Play Prod. Staff Steering Comm.-3, 4 Girls' League Uslzvrette ROBERT BECK BETTY BEHMERWOHLD llslw ereltc . Sports ELSIE ELEANOR BELCHER Sporls-3, 4 RECINALD E. BENNETT Sec. F. F. A.-4 Azulilorizim UuxhersA3, 4 Campus Comm.M C. S. F.-4 CHARLES EDWIN BERRY Jr. Class Pres. B Football B Track JACK R. BETTENCOURT Big E Band-1 Latin Club Campus Comm.--4 JOHN F. BEVERAGE S. B. Sergeant-at-Arms Football-I, 2, 3g Capl.f4 Big E -Pres. Soph. Class Pres. DAVE BLACKIE Traci: -4 JEANETTE BOERSMA S. B. Song Leader-4 Frienrlslzip Comm..-3, 4 Rally C0mm..gI, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS BOERTJE F. F. A. Pri-5.44 Baml-3, 4 Campus Com m .-4 BARBARA BOND DON BOSCH .l. V. Football- fl Trarlf 3 Campus Comm. DONALD E. BOUSE .1llllgL' Football-42, 4. 3 Traclril, 2, 3. 4 Azul. llshcr-2, 3. 4 PA TTIE BOWELL C0llIll'll+3 llslzcrelle--4 CAROLEE ANN BRADLEY A' Capella Clmir 3. 4 Uxlwrette--2, 3. 4 Sporls- -1. 2, 3. 4 Big Sistvr .lll,'lNlTA BRAGUNIER C S I' 2 3' 4 ,. . . ,., Transfer from Elxirzore ll. S FRANCES JO BRANN Jr. Play Spanish Clubal Trial Flights Staff-3 .TIARILYN BRIDWELL MONTANA PAT DAVE HUSTRUM Sports--I, 2 BROWNLEE Campux Comm. Big Sister Stage Crew JANE BRIIVK Conm'iIman-I, 2 Football- -3. 4 Banil-3 lslwretle-3 Track-2, 3 Band Sera- -3 Big Sister DARYL A. BUTTS LINCOLN CABRALOFF Travlf A-3, 4 FootbalIf3. 4 CLYIIIL' BRO'I:'RS.1IA Big Club Track-l. 2. 3 Cam pu x f:l7lIH7l. 1 Campus Learlerw 4 ANN BRIINSON Campus C0mm.- 2. 3, 4 JAMES E. BROW'NI.VC Sports l'r. Football-3. 4 Big Sister Q SAMJIIE CARMACK Campus Leatlcr f. S, B. Asst. Song Learlerv -3 Big Club 1 B I' . Drmee Comm. e. 5. F. ' at .qi Jr. Play I ' . 1 Rally Comm. I I Foo - LOUIE R. CESMAT P. A. Crew-1, 2, 3, dw ' ' Head, 4 Annual Photographer-- k Head, 4 ,39- 4 EUGENE CHAFFIN Sr. Claxx Pres. I 'r. Football-3. 4 Vr. Tennis-3, 4 Campus Comm..-3, 4 LORRAIN1? CHASSIE S. B. Song Leader -- Heafl. 4 S. B. Asst. Song Leader Sr. Play Rally Comm. JOHN CHEZEM T racrlr-3, 4 RA Y W. CHURCHILL S. B. Yell LPUlll?f'--Ht'!llI, Rally Comm. Court eil m an Stage Crew BILL C. COOK Big Campus I'sIwr Aurl. Ifxltvr Iir. Farrtlmll 2 CAROL COOPER C. S. I . Ways arul .llvarzx I're.v. Clmnillv Club Big Sister KATlILI:'lz'N COOI'Iz'R C. S. I . If airs anrl Ser. Spnrtx' Ctlllllfll Big Sixlcr lleaus ROSIE gll. COSTA Big Sister GERALD MAYNARD DEUTSCHER Jr. Play Track Mgr. Campus Usher Aufl. Usher BARBARA J.DAUPH11v I, ,f'gf,R5 OSS Annual Staff-4 Abit. Cllr. Girls' Sports 'lslfgjllgflfgidlgoglixb Ways and Means Comm. Mgr. Tumbling-4 Jr. and Sr. Plays BETTIE MAE DE VRIES ' DIANE DAVIS Ways and Means Comm. Big Sl-VCV Campus Comm.-1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra-I, 2, 3 MARY BELLE DAVISON Jr- play Sports-3, 4 Usllerette-4 MAE LOUISE DIAL Big Sister-3, 4 C. S. F. Sports' Council-4 lf- Plfly Stage Crew DAVE CUNNINGHAM BOB DEAL Councilman S. B. Judge LLOYD DICKERSOYV Football Band Baseball Campus Usher ROSE MARIE DIEBO. Spanish Club Girls' Sports Councilman DWIGHT D. DORMA N. F. L. C. S. F. Vr. Tennis and Baslcetbn Dance Comm. HENRIETTA DYKST1? S. B. Secretary-4 Ways and Means-3 Sportsfl, 2, 3 Campus Comm..-3, 4 PAT COVENEY Counr'ilmanf2, 3 Jr. Steering Comm. Usherelte Drill Team NEIL CUMMINCS Football' -l, 2, 3, 4 Campus Comm.-3, 4 Dance Comm.-4 Campus Lealler-4 Vr. Baseball Vr. Football Vr. Basketball RAYMOND E. CURTI Football-I, 2 Basketball-I Campus Comm. ART DAUGHERTY Football-4 Basketball Campus Usher Campus Leader ....40- BER N IEC la' E VA EA DS Tranxfvr from WITJINIIIISIJTJIC RAMONA EDWARDS H. S., Williarnsville, Mn. CECILIA EICHER ROBERT ROYAL EAGON Vr, 131151,-erbgll Transfer from J. C. Fre- mont H. S., Los Angeles LOUISE ANN EASTON Sec. of C. S. I .-2 ELEANOR ROSE EITER S. B. Judge-4 Ex. Life Ways and ,NIUIIIIS C umm .--4 flxsf. Ed. Trial Flights LOLLY EMMONS lfsherelze-4 NORMAN EDWARDS Big Sister-3, 4 Banff- 2, 3 Sports-I BETTY ENGELHARDT Sports-4 Transfer from Hastingx, Neb. LETTY ENGELHARDT Sports-4 Transfer from Hastings, Neb. EMILIE ENGLER S. B. V.-Pres.-4 S. B. Asst. Song Leader-4 G. L. Sgt.-at'Arms jr. Play R UDOLPH ENG LER Counrilnzan-2 Steering Comm.-3 .41- LAURA l AIRIMNKS Big Sixier NELLIE FIEN S. li. Sec.--4 Chr. Sports' Council f' S E 3 4 ,. . .7 , Sports-I, 2, 3, 4 ERNESTINE FLINN Us fl er ef! P-3 Xmas. Play' VI, 2, 3, 4 Big Sixter TllU,'ll.4S FOSTER 1.-IIIIIPIIS f.'ulr1r11.'--fl ffampax l .slzvr 4 Jfflfk l UIVI,la'R Canipns lfnrnrn. -Al JULIUS F F A Carnpax Uslzer GEORGE FUIITA Transfer from! Manual Training H. S Denver, Colo. HISAKO FUJITA I.. S. F. Sports' Conncilei Big Sister-f-3, 4 l rem'l1 Clab Sec.-4 BETTY LOU FUNDIN Girls' League Pres. V.-Pres. Jr. Class Asst. S. II. Song Leazler Sr. Play ANNETTE FURRER C. S. 15.44 Sec. Sports' CoanciI44 Campus Comm.-2, 3, 4 Chenille Club-4 .IOHN FURRER Vr. Basketball-3, 4 Campus Uslzcr RALPH M. GILLISPIE P. A. Crew .IO GOAR Frienrlslzip Comm.. Sporis Usherette-2, 3, 4 Big Sister PAT GOLD Sr. Steering Comm.-4 Campus Comm.-I, 2, 3. 4 A' Capella Choir-3, 4 C. S. F.-4 HAZEL GOODMAN JOE GORZEMAN Vr. Football-3, 4 V.-Pres. F. F. A. Campus Leader-4 Big E Club IUANITA GOWENS Big Sister Xmas Play Prod. Staff THELMA LOUISE GRAHAM G. L. Uslzerelte-4 Anal. Usherette-3, 4 Girls' Glee Club-2 Clwras-I MIDGE ANN GROULX Jr. Play French Club!-2, 3, 4 N I L 2 3 4 . . .', , Chenille Club-3, 4 ANN HAMBLIN C. S. F.-I, 2, 3, 4 Cmmcilnzan.-3 Usherette-3 MYRON HAMILTON Campus Comm. ,fi if if Xw' J! fig ,42- 1 . 1 , ' S H it ir F! . . E I if of I T by F fl Ak fc QQ- rf Y ,W 1- h . X kv , I I, b 0 i . X F I , l A L 'fl ' - - - ., cl? 'M 1 .J 4 l N , T ' Asif? l Ji' ,gr v 1- V , X x 3, X 5 0' Kg DAVID HUNTER FRANCES ANN HANNA Salulatorian Qig Sisrer CHESTER B. HERBST MYRLENE A. HOLTE Pres. N. F. L. YTUIIIIFZIIIIHIIY4 Vr. Tennis-2, 3, 4 lr. Play S. B. Dann' Comm.. Chr. ipanish Club .lr. Play PAT ALLENE Usherelte-3, 4 C. S. F.-fl, 2. 3, 4 Latin Club Banrl-I HILLHOUSE Big Sister-2, 3, 4 lr., Sr. Plays C. L. V' -P .-4 C C .-4 GENE HART POLLY HERRIMAN lr. Play we res amlms Umm PEARL E. HUTCHINSON Football-I, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Chorus Campus Comm.-I, 4 ALLEN A. HOWELL Chr. Girls' Sports Council it. R. Sgt.-111-Arms Arlzfanrefl Girls' Clee Friendship Comm.-3 Aud. Usher-4 Asst. Chr. Girls' Sports '.-Pres. Big E Club A' Capella Choir Track-3 Council 9. Ii. Judge PAULINE HOFFMAN B Football-3, 4 Councilman THOMAS PARKER Councilman-2 Campus Usheri2, 3, 4 C. S. F. ALLEN HARTJEN HESS A' Cappella Choir r. Football-2, 3, 4 Vr. Tenn.is+3, 4 Big Sister FRED SAM HUGLI PEGGY IDOM Yr. Play S. B. Treasurer-4 Travlfsl, 4 Trarzsfvr from Hunliuglon ilagc Crow S. H. Judge-4 ESTELLA HOLLIDAY P. A, Crew Bcarlz .'llll1lIll.Y Comm N. F. L. Rig Sister-2 Campus Usher-4 Dig Sister-1 -431 CHARLES R. IVEY J. V. Football-3 Campus Comm.--3, 4 J. V. BaseballA3 Campus Usher-3, 4 CLYDE JACOBSON HARRY JACOBSON S. B. Asst. Yell Leader Big E Club-2, 3, 4 Vr. Baseball-2, 3, 4 Counrilman-4 JIMMY JACKSON JOANNE JENKINS BETTY KENNEDY GEORGE A. KISSINGER Campus Comm. Frielulship Comm. Jr. Play Sportsf2, 3 Chenille Club B Football-2, 3, 4 jr. Play Aud. Ushers--4 STANLEY N. JONES Sports-I, 2, 3, 4 Campus Comm. Valerlietorian S. B. President WILMA KENTIE DELORES K. OWENS N. F. L.-I-4g Pres. 3 Ways and Means Comm. Pres. C. S. F. TELFORD E. KING Life-3 S. B. Judge-3, 4 C. S. F. C. S. F.-3, 4 C Football-I Campus Comm. ANTON KAUFMAN P. A. Crew Councilman DOROTHY L, KNOWLES CARLTON E. KENNARD Spring Swing--2 Football-4 WALTER R. KIRKBRIDE Adv. Cirls' Glee P. A. Crew Vr. Football-2, 3, 4 Frenrh Club Campus Comm. Ilshcrelte ROBERT KOBA YASHI Spanish Club ELIZABETH A. KRABERCER Campus Leader-4 V.-Pres. Chenille Club- C S I' 3 1 3. Sports-I. 2, 3, 4 JERRY LALOLI Campus Lealler---4 Campus Usher-3 Campus Comm.-3, 4 Stage Crew-4 JEAN LANCASTER C. L. Uslrerctle- 3. 4 A' Capella Choir-4 Sports-I, 2 ROBERT LANCASTI S. B. Judge-4 Annual Photographer- Steering Comm.-2, 3 Aud. Usher-3, 4 -4 4. A- fx HUB l,ANl URU .l0HlVlVll:' LA RIVIERE .4LDl:'N C. LUURENCU ll l m1Il1all Sparlx-f2. 3 Fnnllzall- -1. 2. 3. 4 rnj. Crvu' lfanrl ff. '1 lfaslfetlzall --1. 2, 3, 4 panixlz Club Urr'lu'.slr'a-V-4 Big L '--11 Cam pus C nm ln. .'1RTlll'R lff L.-1NIll'f NANCY LARSl'flV Annual Staff -4 BETTY LAY KlfNlVl'f'l'll I.0l'Ul'R Rally Cnmrn.-4 Jr. Clasx Trras. Hlllllll lim. .llgll fair. Li-lv Slaff S. H. JIIIIZETSY4 rarlf Mgr. Sr. Play .4rt Dir. Ways anrl M eanx Cmnm.-4 . S. F. 2. 3 Dann' Comm.--4 r. Play l'rml, Slaff SIf'Z,4lV!Vl'f J. l,ARSlz'N S, li. Asxi. Sung Learlr-'r NORMAN LE,-1l'ELL ll,-1Rl'lL'Y LARKIN G. l,. Sgl.'!I1'flI'l71S lflr. Tennis-4 f. Play Jr. Play .'111rl. Ifslzvr--3. 4 li Fnatlzall C. S. I . Campus Leader--4 !Il7l1Il1.Y lklwr- V4 Campus Uslleri4 nun llanrv Canmz. BETTY LAURENCE Slf'Q'l'lI7g Crnnm.- -2 CLARENCE LEDBETTER C, S. F.fl. 2. 3. 4 Sr. Play Spring Swing 41.5- NM! QP ClVElV LEGATE l l'I.l'llllNl7l1I Cnnnn. Sw: Sports flllllllfll Clzenillzr Club Cam pax Crnnrn. BILL LIQWIS Frm!ball'lfa.vlfc'tball Prvx. N. F. L. Rally Comm. Sr. Play RAY Ll:'W'IS Campux Usher Tranxfer from Cunlpton J. C., Compton BARBARA LINTZ S. lf. V.-Pms. Sr. Class V.-Pres. S. B. .luflge-4 Friendxlzip Comm. 59 X 1 P.-Ilfll, lV. l.0f.'Kl1AR7 Campus lmarlvr Can: pax l - .ell Ur ll.-lZl'.'l. l,Ul.I,.4R l r. Clzarux .flfllx CITIS 1.11-v 11' Capf-lla Clmir lf0l?l'.'R7' LUNG Cnum'illnan- fi Cam pax f.vlIlI1lII.g 1 Dal I 'III l,0l'I:'Z '21mw N Maxi' DONALD LOTT LAURIE E. MARTIN Glee Club MARILYN JANE LUCAS A' Capella Chair Iiig Sister Big Sixter Council nz an Steering Connn. RAYMOND MARTIN PAT Ll CERO Ch Ulllylf? Cllll1+4 TI'Ilf'RgI, 2, 3, 4 Football-I, 2, 3, 4 Tran. ferrf'fl from Anlclopc MARGARET Valley, Lancaster MATRANGA Ilig SIDAIFI' LENORE SUE MARKS S. If. JIl!lg6f 4 PHIL MATRANGA Treax. Sr. Class Football Annual Stuff- 4 ,Ir. Play Campus Leader-4 .IOREEN MQCALLUM Steering Comm.-4 Dance Comm. G. L. Usherettc BOB IVICCASKIE Latin Club Spanish Club DON MCCOMIKER Boys' League Prex. B. fudge-3, 4 Vr. Baseball-2, 3, 4 C. S. F. MARGARET Mr-KEE Senior Girls' Sextvtte A' Capella Choir Arla. Glee Club Aurl. Usherette-3, 4 GI'IlVEl'A JICNEIL Glee Club-3 Ch,0ir4l ANITA B. MEAD FRANKIE JEAN .JIECUM Wayx and Means Pres. Erenrh Club Strwring Comm.-4 Jr., Sr. Play St. Director ELSIE MEDINA Girls' Sports-2, 3, 4 Chenille Club-4 Big Sislcr-2. 3, 4 Sreering Comm.-A2 SALLY MEDINA Ezl. Trial Flightsal Ex. Life Staff'---3, 4 C. S. F.-I. 2, 3, 4 Chenille Club-JI GERALDINEMEREDI1 S ports Big Sister GAYLE D. MILLER Transfer from Rio Graf High, lllonte Vista, C1 DOLORES I. MILLI G. L. Activity Ch. S. R. .fudge-4 Annual Staff- 34 Amt. Ed. 4 Pres. Chenille Club ..4g,. JERRY MITCHELL HEVERLEY MOODY PAT MURRELL SUSIE S. NISHIKAWA Ir. liaxvballii 4 C. S. F.-4 Steering Comm.--2, 3 Girls' Sports Basketball--2. 35 Vr. 4 Rig Si ter--2, 3 Carnpnx Cnmnz-2 MELVON MUCKLOW Dance Comm.-2, 3, 4 LEE MOILE NORMAN I oatba1l-- 2, 35 l'r. 4 Annual Staff-4 GEORGE MULDER BETTYE MYERS Cnzzrmfl-2 ED MOEEITT Caunrilnzan--4 Clzr. Ways and 1,uE'IIIIX+-T Big Sister l r. Track-3. 4 Vr. Track-4 Jr. Play Ir. I aolI1all-4 Stage Crewkfl A' Capella Chair- 3. 4 EUNICE M. NORRIS Campux lfslwr-2, 3, 4 Campus Comm.-3, 4 If.-Prvx. N. I . L. CAROLINA M. MUNK C. S. Eg-4 MARY MOCI KATSUYA NAKATANI C0llIIl'l'lt2 N. E. L. Sf-z'. Tranxfer from Rohwer Spanish Club Center H. S. IIILL O'CONNOR Crass Country Track MARIAN R. MONROE BETTY JEAN NELSON Asst. Cllr. Wayx and Big Sisler-2. 3, 4 Means-4 Drill Team--4 Sparlsii 4 Sports-2. 3 Councilman' -2 Clee Club-4 ga y, DON L. PECK Campus Usher- I, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES H. PHILLIPS Campus Leader- 3 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Vr. Football Mgr.-3 Vr. Tennivf2, 3g Capt. 4 Council-I S. H. Jzulge-3, 4 HUGH OESTREICH C. S. F.-I, 2, 3, 4 Transfer from McKinley HOWARD H. PERKINS H. S., Canton. Ohio Councilman-I, 2 PAT PIERCE Football-2 C. S. F. HECTOR OLIVAS Steering Comm..-3, 4 Sports Council Dance Comm, A' Cllpfllll Choir BETTY PATTERSON Transfer from El Monte HAZEL PETERSON JAMES C. PINHEIRO H. S. Ilig Sister Campus Comm.-4 BETTY POOL fl' Capella Choir-4 Spring Swing-4 JACK DEAN POTTER C. S. F.-I, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play Annual Staff-3 BETTY RADLE S. B. Song Leader--3 Ir. and Sr. Song Leader Frienrlxhip Comm. Freshman Class Sec. CELESTIN REALLON Campus Leader-'4 Azul. Usher! -3, 4 Steering Comm.-2 Stagecrew-3 JACK REBOLD Vr. Basketball-4 Transfer from Long Bm Poly GLENN RICHARDS! C S F 3 IEANNETTE RICDC Dance Comm. Sports Big Sister A' Capella Choir SOPHIE LUCY RIVE Spanish Club-1, 2, 3, Sports-3 -4E BEVERLY ROBERTS RlT.4 JOANN ROSS Spurls- -l. 2. 3. 4 Trullsfvr fflllll Snutl: flat? l'.-Prefs. Clzunille Cluln RURl:'RT IF. RI Plz' C. S. F.-4 RINO l.. RO7'TlC.YI Baskefball-1. 3 l r. Fnnllzall 2. 3. 4 Fooflulll-A3 lfLl.l:'lV L. ROBINSON Cumpux l.Prulc'r Fr4'11f'l7 Club-l. 2, 3 Treax. 5IIII7ll.Yl1 Clull Campus Uslzer Trarlf-2 Latin Club Cffllllflllllllfl' 2 Rig Sider 2. 3. 4 DU V.-ILD .-1. Rl7STOlV l'.flTTl RINKLH Rally Comm. Clzr. n1N.'V RUCILLRS S. ll. fudge---1 ,'V. F. L. S. B. .-lsxt. Ser. C. S. F. l. 2. 3g Trar'l1-l. 2. 3. 4 Ir. Play Prozl. Smff l'.-Pros. 4 Football-l. 2. 3. 4 llxlzervrte- -2. 3. 4 Sports Manager Orrlzwlrzz 1. 2 N. F. L. ROBERT .4. SADLER Football LO! ,fllV.'V RUSHNLOF .VARY lV.4lV Rl'PARD liaxl.'0!l1all A' Capellux -4 FI't'IlI'lI Clulz Sfevring Comm, W3. 4 l'SlIt'I'Flll' JUIIY SAITO Jr. Play Sl8t'I'l.Ilg Comm. Spanish Club Rig Sister-3. 4 Sports Girls' Sports J RICHARD 5.41 'NDl:'RS S, lf. A--I. Yvll Lvarler Traflf 2. 3. 4 C0lIllI'l'lIHllll S, agzf Crm' 4 T Q RlCll.4RD H. SCq.4l:'FFR Trarlf- -2 Campux lfxlzer-4 lMOCRlVl:' SCHAUL Hzmrl--l. 2. 3. 4 f,fl'l18 lfII Spanixlz Club Frvnrlz Club ROLAND SCHNELLF Traf'lf43. 4 Capmux Cnmm. 2 .ll1I Sl'.':llflx lIClz' Sr. l'Q'1,v Sfagv lllgr. Campus l.f'a4le'r 4 lIFl'lfRl.Y .ll:'.-IN SFI' SUPQSH Class I'LVlt'1'Ill.il1lll Cnmm Slvvriug Comm. Clmir N .l.-ICR Sli! lIOI'Rl:' '7l Fnnllulll--2. 3 Sr. Play 1 4 Cam pus lfmrlrlx Hinge Crvu- CLIFI-'ORD L. SKINNHR HC Fuullmll 2. 3. 4 HfI. Rl'llIllll 3 Tl'llI'R '2. 3. 4 ll. l.. I1-.X'f'f'Illll'l' llllllllfll -47 , DELBERT W. SMITH Basketbalb-3, 4 N. F. L.-4 Choir-3, 4 Campus Ushers44 DELORES SMITH CUUHFIIHIGH42, 3 Steering Comm.-3 Big Sifter MARGARET SMITH Frienrl.-'hip Comm.--4 Ways and Means Comm.-3 Rally Comm.-4 N. F. L. 4 BARBARA SPEER DARLEEN STARGARDT lf- PIU? Stage Crew 4 Sr. Play Prod. Sfaff jr. Plqy Prml. Staff Spring Slflllg--I, 2 Sr, Play Prnrl. Staff CHARLES TAYLOR Sopll. Ilanre Comm. Fonlllall-AI, 3 VERIIA LEE STOKES Councilman .IACK H- SPINK Sleerilzg Colnnl.-4 A' Capella Choir FRED TEN JVAPEL MARJORY ANN STANDLEY LLOYD L. SUMMERS EDNA MAY THOM Erl. Ex. Life-4 Stage Crew-4 Spanish Club llsheretfe-3, 4 Sports-2, 3, 4 Ir. Play MARY JANE SWANK Friendship Comm.-35 ALAN EARL THOMAS MAJEL M. STANFIELD Ch. 4 Jr. Play .Ir. Play Council-4 Sr. Play Sr. Play Campus Comm.f3, 4 Councilman Steering Comm.-4 Ir. Play Campus Comm. --so GEORGIE THOMAS -1' Capella lflmir-4 'RH Trarlf Football faunrilman HOB THOMAS -lull. lfslzvr-3. 4 Stage Creu'-3. 4 ,'UIll1l'll771!Ill--T HILL THOMAS JOE ANN THORNELI. ir. Play Slage Mgr. 'r. Play Stage llgr, 9 F 4 DHNNY L. TIBBETT Steering Comm.gl, 2 Sr. Class A.-txt. Song Leader Usherette ANDREW VANDER DFSSISN .ll 'NIL' TOWER Friendship Comm.-4 LEONARD C. S. F.-4 VAN DER LINIIEN llshereite-2. 3. 4 Xmas. Play-3 .UARIE lv.-TNDTZVR MEER BOB TULLIS Vr. Baxelzall -4 lr. l u0tballi4 SACHIKO UYEYAMA Girls' Sports Campux Comm. Band-2. 4 1II'f'T1t'.Yll'll' I. 2. 3. 4 Sports-I, 2 AFDREY VANDER SCHAAF Campus Comm. Rig Sfsfer .IIARION I AN IIER WEERD lr, I1,lISln'f?lb!l1l '-2. 4 IIAYNE VAN HORSEN HENRY If-1N I,l:'ElflVl1'.N' Haml-2. 3, 4 Stuflvnt Dir. Raml 4 Sr. Play Steering Cnrnrn.-4 GAYNOR VAN PETTEN Foallmllf--l, 3. 4 Sr. Play Slvering Comm. f 3 Campus Carnrn.-3. 4 KA THR YN Vlil:'Nl'fNIJAA L Caanvilrnan -I. 2 ROBERT If. WAGER l 00tlIHll-2. 3, 4 Campus lfshvr Canzpu.-: Lvarlar M51- E s JE.'1NEl1'N lf'.4l.KER JERRY WHELCHEL RICHARD L. WHITE JACK II Il,KI1VSON JOIINNY YO.VK.lIAN Rig Sislvr Foatlzall-I Campus Uxher Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Slage Crow-4 Sport. Ilaselrall-2. 3 Canxpux Loarler-4 Cllllflflllllflllfg EDWD. WHlTEHOIfSl'j Footlmllvfl. 2, 3 PAUL.-'I YORK WANZA I.. WALTERS A' Capella Choir-4 Transfer from Huntington Danrv Crnnm.-3 Chr. Dann' Comm. Sr. Play Profl. Staff Booth H. S. Ir. Play DOROTHY WHISMAN FLOYD R. WILLIAMS V.-Pres. Frenrh Club HARRY A. WASSENAAR Campus Comm.-I, 2 STANLEY WHITESIDE Campus Usher-4 Campus Comm. ll. A. fll'l'Il'7-il. 4 Sports-1, 2. 3, 4 C. S. F.41, 2, 3, 4 Sports-1, 2, 3 Chenille Club-3, 4 N. F. L. Band-3. 4 JEAN H. YOSHIZAKI IVA WEST Football. Track-2, 4 Rig Sixter-4 LIUIIIIFIIIIIIIH I .I.A1lIES WHITE Steering Comm.--I. 2. 3 HARRYETTE WILSON Sports-4 Cleo Club' 4 N. R. I're,vi1ler1.t4 . Danre Comm. Rally Comm. Cllr. 4 MARY WHITNEY Campus Leader ROBERT ZANGL Jr. and Sr. Plays Transfer from Sloan High. Sfeering Comm. Canzpas lffsher C. S. F.-I. 2. 3:Pros.-4 School Proj. Crew DON WOOD Counc'iIman44 KENNETH L. WHITE Ed. of Ex. Life Baxeball Transfer from Compton Rally Comm. I C Trarlr- 72. 3. 4 U M Football-I. 2. 3 -52- p .,f,,qj:J4!D - , JJ' I VV, cf uf? ' ,. up - QW N U-fs Pj, -' wg GRADUATES NOT PICTURED: JOHN BERTONCELLI FRANCES IXERVANTES LLOYD DYAR EUGENE HARRIS ANNIE MARTINEZ ,IIICHIO TANAKA STANLEY N. JONES IIAVIII IIUNTER Vnlvzliftnriarz Snlutulnrian CLASS ADVISERS SENIORS JUNIORS ELlZx1lfETH STERKEI, l,'.f1Rl,EY PORTER ALIXI KEIJI STANLEY KLAUSNER SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN VIRGINIA llI.4l, .llAlfRlI.'l:' JOYCE FREDERICK CHENNEY lR.W.4 JOHNSON -531 uniord JUNIOR OFFICERS lllI,lx' lif1lf7'0N. Trmxurf-r IJUN ll,4RlIl.V. Sf'ftL'0Gllf'IIf'.'ll'I71.9 .Il.l1NIlil, l'h'Rlz'Z, Yell I. ffrzr ler HHN l'I1'IIlfN'. Snug l.f'rnlrr II HH' I.UI'l'f FRIIQNII. I'i f-4'- Prusirlen .11 'IRT' INIQIIQ. Serrf-lnry RH' .1IO0HHf1Gl.4.Y. Pr f'.s idvnl One ol the happiest years ot our lile-our Junior year at Excelsior-will long remain a well-remembered linlc in our chain oi memories. With President Ray Mooshagian tull ol new ideas, we received our vivid yellow sweaters with purple letters early in the year, had the mystrious Spellbound dance, the play The Saturday Evening Ghost -a rollicking success and the grand linalei our Iirst prom. Vlfith good representation on all student loody committees, we have truly gained much experience from participation, preparing ourselves to be capable leaders lor next year. JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Run' Run' II.f Rim' III. Il. Iluulf. ll. lflllllglll. -I. lIn1i'e'll.,l. l'vrlw1. C. Il funn: li l Hu '. J ,-- V, 1. . . umlvr. li. 1.1mpi'r. lf. Uwunx. Il. I.. l rirfml. I? H I'vl'Il Tl'I'. ll. linrinlz. I7 IgllI'lIl'S, C. Hzlil.-wi. Lilfurfl. R. llurrslirlg' lillll. Il, Ricflrwlr. ll. flumlru, ff. IIVIIHIIIYI T. West. lj. Jrrvlfsmz. J Nvlson. D. Popmfich. H U lv -U. Hvrnnnrlvz. D. lfurlnn. J. U'f'Vf'iI. G. Cox. J. Skill. J. .1lIll'RHl'. Y. l'yIl1!'tllI Ran. -J. Sulfrznznlu. A. Srflrnyer. H. Urtvgn. M. upilfllll: J. Tlmrnlnn. S. Huulzlin. C 'llrlnwan J. Purim. Rulrlll J. BUIFVIHIII. D. Lee. I . IXAUUPIIIIIII. P. CJUICPIIHIII. J. l'u1n1er. II. Dnlzlvr. lf, Su! III, Il. f,'1!IlL'.VOI1. Rlllfll J. W. lfrlnzmzrlsan. ll. uv!1i'll10I'8. 11. Delray. J. Cl'lIll'f0lAll. J. 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Mil- lard, V. Shultz, S. Whil- aker, H. Kinney, B. Sul- livan, B. Murff. -E. Hawkins, P. Alex- ander, P. Head, E. Mul- der, R. Lyrnan, J. Olson, B. Carlblom, R. Young- blood. ll. Dayton. Ron'll'.-0. Paxton. B. Zzrirtz. R frzcl I Ron' II Row Ill Ron' IV M. Nipp. M. MeCinty. D. Hammer. B. Reid, D. Franris, T. West, E. Willard. -R. Curt, M. Lindeboom D. Cooalra, D. Simpson, M. llartirzez. I. Carulh- CTS. -C. Atherton, N. Beaver M. Stone, V. Batex, .l. Martinez, E. Boyer, E Ramirez. -M. Eason, C. Stockdale D. Brooks, B. Measel. L. Miller, M. Webb. .l Andrnes, L. Madsen. ---B. Titsworth, D. Popo- vich, J. Edinger, J. B Sherley, I. Clock, J Kotnik, C. Hudson, D Sellers, R. Mooshagian J. Bucher. -56.. - v Rauf 1. Row ll. -J. Rebello, M. Whisman, L Sheehan. M. Emery, M. Pin- ch ing, J. Lippi. SA. Olson, A. Srhmerlzauch L. Couveia, P. Rockwell, L Brown, D. De Armand. 7: Rvlclll-E. Wazvrzynski, B. 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Y rf ' U .sl i y ' X, F Aff - ,r R , , 'all V395 ,Q 4155 A, 2 my . .X 11. ' R. s J Q ' 4 I S . H, .Y 'xx ' Row I. Row ll. --M. Klguayu. A. Szrnvlwz. D Tanaka. P. Welrlz. D. Emer- son. J. Snapp. L. .flrrerlonzlo --.4. Berzrlefr. L. Gulman. N .l Peterson, lf. Nalratan i. Wmtsel. lf. Tanlfvrsley. .l Hropvff. Row lllf-D. Hardin. I, HOIFCVIIIIIII. N Row IV. Turnvr. S. Brmvn. C. Vw- selx. H. Dylfsfra. L. Walker P. Arnalrl. ll. .Wartin. MD. lim Dam. E. Hunpvr. H Massey. T. Chase. R. Lang- 'nrrl H l'urzc'rr1ar1. R. Sal- f . . 1 llana, ll. Cmla. Row l.-fl. l'iayra. J. I'-vlv. ll Row ll.-f Ro1vlll.' ,Wrmrfa J. u7'llllllU'Y. 1I.I1ere:. J. Tlwnzam. L. Smllll. ff ll1'l1r'if'l1f'. .l. I,f I7.Y. -lf. .fllwr1'1'u1nl1ie. P. Jlrlfa- lran. L. Rf-pluglv, lv. Tallmrt. M. Larlx. nl. lxlz'r1:ls. O Sislf. l . LIl!'A't'.l'. L. Rugwxv J. Lvltx. .l. ljt'f'A'llllllI. .4. Tlmlnax. D. Rll-!lllll'I1. J Nulsnlz. ll. l uu.w. L. lfailvy H. Dyar. N. l7ar1Hursw1. K. Durham. Hou' l. Ron' ll.-V C. Sana. W IIl'I'f'.'I. D flllrm. B. Lauper. S. Har' lwclr. M. Doalf. K. Myers. L. Hunter. N. Bell. .'lI. Sev- ern. I . lizzrniglxt. D. Davis J. .Wr'z'lr. J. Moors. Ron' lll.+l3. Lelzmarz. R. A. Reynolds B. .'lln.wleV. H. Krum. M ,1lacLin. D. Ostgaarfl. -5.3- lion' I.-C. Fulk. IV. Lane. J. Eflvr. L. I7IIl'1'I1J. L. lA'I'y. Nou' II.S,I. Roberts, IV. Holes. N. I v.v11ir'r. I.. PIl1.ln'0I'IlHl. II. Diller, lf. ,Ivpsmg G. Rim. Ruwlll.--A. Szzmnvr. ll. Heints. I. Ivanliley. III. Ifirtlfcrk. I.. Vnrwe. IJ. SIPPIIIIIIIII. II. Ifrumll III. Smith. R0wII'.-T. Stunrilvy, C. Wagner, P. H01C'0f!1, lf. I'11nW1zgner, I'I. II'00Iey, II. IIiIIir1ge'l'. P. Tnrcna I. Roberts. Run Run Run' I. ll. III. I Il. Hon' II Run' Rau' Hun' II If ' Run' IIV. .I. IIulIn'1't. ff. IIui:' r-ngrl. IIV. I'rn'c'. U. Kauf- IIIIH1. .I. II'uIIix. If. .llllgllllll II. I rrmI.'x. 4. Ircv. F l.'c'r1'r1nIf'.. R. L-lP flI'I'll' IIIII. II4'f,'1rIIum. lf. .Ur- fful'lnif'L'. II. llnuxnn. If I1'uI1If'nu1r. II. lIlIfIIl'-Y If. llvtzgvr. I', Ifrnzrn 3-IV. I'1'rlI'1'y. II. SIIIIIVIIII , 1 - .'I. 'II1'e'.v. Ix. IIr'r'Ilr'. I. .Iz11'I.'xnl1. II. lIlll'I-N. -II. Iligginx. Il. I'I1iIIips. .I. I2vI'f'lIl'. R. Ynunl. R. Ll'll'IA.Y. I . Ih':'n:nnrI. H. Unr- q11t':. If. I.igI1tAI'nnt. II. Imgg. sl. Pvrvz. I'. all:- rvnx, If. Ronin. I.. IXAI4'IllIIl'l',L'. II. Con' rny. -I. Cruz. If. See- fvlflt. If. I'nl11I1'r.'IIe'fl'. II. fIllI'Il'l'. I. I,llIIIIt'l'. R. Yrllfhv. II. Ifvltingn. II. Iz'ir'I.'er.xtr1ff, II. Krnusff. IJ. Hutixmz, I. Slzipplvy, ,I. .'IIntl. V . . 'V ' U- f 'xr g A . F A E ,N . ey 4. ,A . ' , f K- , P A. H ,X N- as-5 K4 My .SJOIQAOMQOPQJ Back to school, seeing old faces and lamiliar scenes. we started our second year at Excelsior with renewed vigor. Headed by our president, Ted Stoker, we had a hilarious Sopho- more party and talent show in the gym. lollowed by delicious re- freshments. The Sophomore girls entertained their little sisters, the Freshmen girls, in the auditorium with a rally. With the willing help of our advisers, Mrs. Dial and Mr. Joyce, we gave a Question Marlq dance to which the whole student body was invited. Everyone dressed according to what he thought the theme was to be, and a prize was given tor the costume which came closest to this theme. All in all, we had a year which proved to be one ot the most eventful and successful Sophomore years in the history of Excelsior. SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS Row I.-'Lola Wright, Song Leader, Joan. Ott, Vice-Prexillenl, Jeanne Murrell, Treasurer, Irene La Pointe, Secretary, Merryalice Hannmn, Histor- inn. Cecil Riley. Sergeant - Arnzsg Ted Stoker, President SOPI-IOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Run' l.,-L. Wright. C. Riley. D Louglz. R. Jvffredo, M. Skin- 1187. R0lU1I.7J.Jll!'A'S0ll, J. Murrell, I. Ut! M. Hunnam, 1. LaPoinle. D Mills, K. Wood. D. Wells, F Spear. R0u'i'l.'fl1e11n Lough, Yell Leader, IH' Roux I Row II. Row III. Row IV Row I. -M. Pietro, .4. Hamel, -K. Bennell. M. Jacksolz, I.. D'Angelo, L. Przlmer, I, Taylor. E IVonm'0lt. C. Heida. D Maggx, E. Alsum. G. Neal G. Bellinger. M. Groves, B. Poke, L. Van- Dyke, M. Mariin, I. Hague M. Clark, nz. Skinner, H' Uyeyomi. -C. Martin, D. Farris, D johnson, J. Fuller, B. Ta- foya, B. Farris. -J. DcLeon. B. Costa, R Rosenlof, E. Roa. Row II.-M. Costello. B. Durlin, B Row III Row IV Row I. DeFoe, H. Howell. V. Meis- sen, E. Aparijo. A. Cranndn -.4. Hufxlra. I. Sullivan. V Forrest, P. Sheehy, L. Tay- lor, T. Simpvon. R. Eber- horrlt, V. Silfes. -B. Woldrip. J. Bulk, B Roper, M. Helman, R. Jef- fredo. R. Steward, C. Ruh- len. D. Tnnlfinson. D. Lough. R. Tlmmns. I. Sflrruedvr. .I .f1mlw'.wr1. Row ll.gB. Cannon. V. Spoight. I Run' III. Ron' -61.- Allan, H. Saldivia, L. ,lef- frey. lf. I'lIll'IIIl'l1t'. -D. Krmn'lf's. J. Palmer. .TI Ifolvnmn. D. Rietkcrlf. xl. Slmrror. L. IfyI1'Ili.mr1. H. I1'ein l'HIIIl1 ll . Il .---S. Irzlfsfcw. If Hillsl.'empvr. S. Cools. N. lflzilflw. JI. Mag- nux.-torz. P. Bvarrlxley, D. Lan e, B. Breid. a Row I.- -A. 1fi'I'gNIIlU. If. Jarlfxon, E. l c'rgus0n. Ruw ll.-J. Hay. IJ. Murillo. J. Vt'8lIEI1I1!IIll, J. Sirberk, L. Wright. Rowlll.-L. liurizu, V. Garcia. J. Rau' IV. Eveland, V. Elgersmn, J. FI'f1II!'l.X. 13. LJIIISU. --B. lldlrout, J. Stinson. U. Page. D. lnvy. G. WHiI1.9f'liIf, D. Winton, II. Mercier. Run' I.--N. Robinson, If. Gilbvrt, Lefflvr. C. Harp. P. Caoter. Row ll. J. Hugley. D. l'utter'sor1. I . Vande'rSrhar1f, S. Wilxon. L. Kruidof, I. L0llI'Ullf'l'. Rouflll-J. Harxha, F. Jiminez, G. Jepson. lf. Pool. K. Unila- more. D. IiIlffh0l0lIlf'll.', J. Fl'!1lICi0Xi. Row I Row ll. Rim' Ili. - Rau' Il -M. Mulhuilnmi. II. Sur D. Kilbv. Il. Shiplfy. Webb. King. R. Mui D. Steward, I. LaPoirrte CJIPURIIIIIII. C. Hvlitlers J. Thomas, P. Wa-rt. Applvbury, P. Clark, Hegrzer. J. Wright. M. Dalton, Lorlflmmrl. N. Pivrry, Lopour. J. Jnrlfwn. .4. drew. P. Killlllfllfh. lf. .1 dell. AC. King. J. Cuttreli. Mimroe. P. Ogilzfiv. Sggvy, R. Embrev. D. Cate. C. Hatlzalwly, Timmas. -61 E Run' R014 Rl7IlA Ron, -63 I. F. Vivencia, II. Coertz, H JPIIIYIIIS. B. III'UIllx'Il0Il.'Tl'f. If Ihrllrrzn. II.-III. Aguilar. A. Guteurez, II III. IV. IIIIZIIIIIII. III. Ivirgin, .II Torena. -I.. Ii'Im'Iric. P. Bouren, If Huy. II. Knapp. I. Caslfey If. Picrrv. -,I. Tnnwrl. I.. Ifrown, R 01l'PH,. A. Smith. II. Tm'Iex If. KiIIingsw0rtI1. C. Thomp- 8071. Run' I. Ifou' II. Ifnu' III. Rau' I. I. lIur1n:. S, I'vr'.li1'IfI. ,I I'IIrIn'tl. I . ,X-l'Il'lllIlII. II Ifllxxn. S. llf- Ilfmp. I . SIIIIIII. Ixf II mul. .I PUSIIIIIIIIII. Ix. IIllI1If'l'. If Ix'iIIvn. ll. Slll'IlA'. T. .'lIilIr'r ff. IInmI. If. I.11u'.wul. I K IwII1'1'. E. SIIIIII. gl.. IIuur'gvnis. I.. :II1'm. If I Ray. I. Ix'r'r11'vl'. I. Ilnllirluy .f1. Klziffvrl. ll. I,npr':. Ifow II.--II. II'vIIs. .lI. lIiIr.wm:. ll Row III.- SFIIUHIXIIIII. 'I. I'rmIe'nImrg I.. Wlrile. ,I. ,,llIIlf'.Y. G KIPCS. II. IIrm'I.'i11x. I. fII1.I't'l'. I' I-llll Sfulzjv. .-I. I','IInH. I' 1Ifl.l'll!ll. II. Ixrmplnn. ll Tull. c'11Ir'n. rf. IlIlIllll'l'. R. I.mI- Row I.-T. Uvvrlrl. If. Wifi. H. Clan- ton. Ji. Y!I.YIlA'lH',li. Row ll.--IJ. Paul-.ur1. W. Slfinner. D. Cnvea. lf. Lopez. K. Down.-7. J. Rmlnlph. Rozvlll.-M. Smm. J. Hurt. E, Ben- Ruzr II'. R 0 IU R 0 w Row Raw ll Ill ll nvtl. I. LIllUl'f'IIl'6'. C. Van- 1lerMeer. Arlrcfrsarz. J. .'llr'l,'ol1r1gl1y. ll. Phillips. M. Tx u jivlru. L. Hillirlgslvy. J. l'wUl'flil'l', K. Sypkens. J. Vc1nSurksum, J. .'lI11r'quis. ff. Ifrzkffr. J. Tu1'11r'r. --R. IJIIIILUIN. lf. Rorlgefrx. .-If. I.1'1'y. L. Kuylar. .V. Graff D. ffoulr. H. Isllflf'-Y. J. Prlsrh. li. Thomas, D 1l1'C1lxlfiv. ll. TIIUIIIIISHIIII, R Willzml. L. Smitlle, I3 lfm'lmw'. ll. l2't1Il'lII'l1.Y. Ii, l,m'lfe. If Haskizzs. J. Dm-l.'er. II. W-vn glIIll'!1l'Il. J. lIe'Lr11'gr'. K Terry. Row Ron' Ron' Row I. I1 III 7.4. Elrulrll. ff. Tlmmpson. -C. Rn.-'s. D. l7ar1Lvez11uer1 H. I,!ll'vll'lll'. P. Clarlf. L Kammer. T. Zrzngl. JI. l rf'crnr1n. H. Hllywlllllll 1. Brink. N, Erilfs. C. Wil- son. B. Wivrsnza. S. Bryan IV.-W. Collingu'v0a'. R. Krause C. Van Vliff. R. Juhnxun, J Ynrzrhurn. J. Griffin, R. Cis ney. fb-4 Row I.- J. Puvlz. I. Corzzalvs, D Lester. B. Maggx, J. Hur- rison, P. Burrisnn, J. Rob- Crtx. Ron' II.-I. Clmlfivlzl. J. Vraden- Iwrg, P. lFl.f'bl'llglI, M Harlow, E. Gmzzalcx, E Snyman. C. lfowerman. Hou' lllf IU. Amnro. T. .fU11tzelr, IJ: Ogfvr. L. Patrick, E. Sain, -J. Jnrflzm. M. Roxenqlzist H. Virgin.. Ron' I.-M. Spfvr. C. Ynnes, E. DI.IIgll'Fl1. V. Hnnzgfmrs. Run' ll.--J. UH. JW. IIIIIIIIHIYI. JU. tr'11Nr1pel. S. fllagmm, H. AIU!!!-IIII, S. Fitzwrztvr. Rmrlll. -N. Wnlrvrs. F. Allen, M. Axlmzorv. H. Ireland, S. Hrzim, J. Sutherland, H. Bnlrlfer. lfau'Il'.- lf. lflzrisl. 17. Hzzghes, C. Wvlls. J- Dejong, H. Brzrlfcr, K. Miller, W. Croft. Hun' I.-F. Cnlungu. J. Colungrz, C. VfIlI!ll'l'I7Il.NSCl1, H. Herrera, S. 1'i4-rmfz. Ron' ll.- 711. fllanriqnvz. A. Cupp, N. Errrfrnlzlv. D. Berk, J. Johnson, Amczcua. lfnlrlll. lf. Collis. J. DeVr1'es, ff. SVIIIIIIII. lf. Pifkolirh. JW. Sfwrzver, D. Ellis, J. Lvitx. Nun'lV. I . Kl'l.t',L'f'f. E. Patrick, J. IJUIINIPII, J. KiI'lx'1JHfffl'lx'. H. Martin, D. Lewis. Ron' 1.-R. .fInrlruvs, J. A1H!'lx'l?I1Zff'., L. Hlf'rlsm', D. ENN. mf. AIOFCIIO. Hun' Il.--J. lfI'UIJL'1I!lI'f. lf. Long. J. Jlfzrsv, II. l1llfl'llfl1SOII, lf. Cvslfv. J. Ham, H. IJTIII. Rnwlll.--J. P1'I1n'nrtl1. ll. Breruz. P. lfillirlnxs. L. .lIcFn1'lm10. C. Nf'1f'1'nn1f1. H. IJFIIFNUII, Y. Rfmtlieb, E. Wlzilv. Run-11.7 D. W'!I.Y.9l'Il!IHf. B. Rumcll, 65- R. Vanllykc, E. Blac'ku'c'll, P. IYIIIIIIITIIIIIII, T. Stoker, C. Rolrke, lf. Riggs. Row I.-H. Wilkinxon, B. VanDyk, J. Tsubokawa, R. McCoy, Row Il.-M. Teske, B. Howard, A. Avila, I. Murrell, R. Dick- erson. Rowlll.-F. Spear, F. Pfeifer, D Herd, L. Skelton, D. del Haan. RUIUIV.-C. Thompson, D. Malain Row I. T. Ice, A. Rethwisch, C Martin E. Fergurson. -E. Jackson, M. Penacho C. Carrera, P. Ussery, C Riley. Row II.-P. Simpson, B. Sharp, S Daw, B. Higginbotham, W Wiersrna, H. Clark. Row III.--A. Lewis, R. Shztmwfay, I Row I Davis, B. Darnell, E. Mar tensen, J. Monteilh. .-D. lobe, R. Deutscher, l Porter, T. Nelsen, F. Cool erline, G. Swingrover. Row II.-E. Brauer, H. Boone, Row III RowIV. l Platfaot, B. Turner, I Johnson, D. Edmondson, I Tracy, C. Harp. .-J. Stinson, D. Doyel, l VanderMeer, A. Stone, I Reynerson, A. Gillitt, I Mills. --R. George, D. Pulley, 1 Langford, L. Ferry, B. Bir D. Fischer. -66- FRESI-IMAN OFFICERS Ron' I. lmnrz lfm'r.w1f1. Sung l.0ml1'rg Pa! Col- fum. Sr'f'r'z'Ir1ry: l'r1l Holtz. llf.KfUl'TIIIIQ Nir'l.'v,i' I IHIllt'f I veil. I 1'f'r'-l'l'vxi1fc'r1t. Ruiz' ll. l.f1frji' 1fI'I'Hl'lI. Sf'fg!'llIIf'11f'J1l'l71XQ Rivh- urrl l,f'z'.wl1. TFl'II.YI1l'l'I'j lfiilliv .IIl!IlI' l'l't1lII'Z. I wff lmrlrlrr: Hung Travis. l'l'vxi- rlcnl. gfedhnien I-Iere we are. the Freshmen of today, Seniors of I95O. We were very much bewildered at Irist. but soon we began signing up for com- mittees, electing our own ollicers and representatives, and starting busy careers as students ot Excelsior. With our president, Doug Travis. and our advisers, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Chenney, we had a lively class party with a program in the auditorium. This year we have also been represented on the Rally Committee and in other student government activities. As we grow in experience, watch us become the leaders of tomorrow. gs -67, .www on 4-kms, , . sw . aww I ... M,,A:.Nmw,!- ,li FRESI-IMAN STEERING COMMITTEE Row l.-- D. Bvnsrm, P. Brcndlr' B. Turley, N. Vander- l vz'r1. A. Judd. Row ll.-- L. Hzwrxnia, M. Trask 17 . Cullum, J. Wnrrvn J. lhzlfimrl. P. Holtz III. Lf-in-li. R!IIl'1lI.+-R. Tally, I.. Ifritfcn, W fllanriqucz. E. Lllrlfrig- mn. P. DHl'1i.N. H. Dum- Izvclf. R. Lecxnn, D T I'!Ilf'liS. 'I Row I. Row II.- Rou' Ill. RUII' ll . -B. Loehnert, A. Matehnm, R. Tally, J. Binkley, D. Clolfelter, J. Nielo, D. Coen. -R. Steele, P. Stringham, R. lialfer, M. Berk, L. Ray' burn, D. Vasquez. A. M. Tomjaelr, B. Tiles, G. Sea- rin g. -J. Bishop, D. E1'c'al1l1rnel.' D. Martin., L. Crawforrl, Y Farlev, li. Wehrman, M. A. Rarrs', D. Hailey. R. VanDylfz', R. Gentry. W. Crimes, G. Clark, P. Gor- harn, R. YOKICILILIII, J. Bol- temo, R. Francis, .l. Sch.- nablegger. Row I. Row ll. Row III. Ron' IV. Row I -I. Hayes, L. Raringer, 1 Saehs, A. Sakamoto, l Olrine, D. Haley, K. Mu, plry, J. Arriugtnz, A Young. B. Kempzon, R. Brody. l Phillips, E. Looper, V. C1 briel, D. Dillinger, E. G. briel, C. Murphy. -A. Kennarzl, L. Boersm V. Lourenco, A. Coarl, A Clzrisfcnsen, C. Lundgre P. Holtz, J. Wellonx, CllI'lSfl'I1SUIl. D. Farley. P. Wainsco lll. Bovrfje, J. Dobson, Olson., D. Mngers, V. ,lc sen, D. VanKelreri.1', Jeffrerlo. -D. Thomas, D. Rcell, MrCreary, N. Urenzln, Whixler, D. Wendt, Nash, R. Shipley. Row II.-Y. East, M. Barringer, Tnllis, C. Reid. M. Lin say, D. Colfer, C. Forema P. Woodson, F. Serlgwic .l. Berker, S. Whalen. Rolrlll.-H. Fitch, P. Blue, Row, ll Monroe, D. Derker, Hasselblad, M. Trask, Burnight, J. Brister, Noble. C. Bakker. D. Va Pelt. .-B. Berger, R. Spence, Granger, L. Metzler, Travis, R. Jackson, B. Cl C. Decker. L68- Row I.-B. Arellarzcs, A. Diaz, G Raw ll. Iiirlvl, K. Talbott. V. Snip lll. Guerrero, A. Snyzlec, R Gamez. L. Osborn. M. Creswell, L. Rorfllmugll. A. zlrrvzlvn- flu. I . Carria. U. Dvllmyn J. Orozrn, N. llxxvry, D Trujillo. Rou'lll.iA. Pylman, S. Hunsalfer. Run' llv. Run' I. Ron ll. Run' Ill. Rau' IV. -69 P. Russell. P. Cullum. L Kvvtan, J. Jalmsan. lll. McCrvnry, D. Noorzliman. lf. Arfmlfl. J. IiIlfl'l1lSUII. P. lIa1f1's, C. Kvnl, A. Haas, K. Barnes. ll. Carlvr, F. Pllllllftf. lf. lt'r1rlc'rir'l1. -lf. Lalnlzcrsgn, ll. Claw, li. Harla. B. lfmzzvay. W. TIUYIIIIIII, l. Hallan- lmrlr. J. AIIHYIIIIIIPF, J. Ilnlrarrl. W. Damrmz. J. Sana. --R. ,4l1ar'l1Prli. pf. Toy. D. Dells, L. .1'IIIgllllSSlIII. P. Nval. l. Parmrls, llf. T!l0l77IJ. 0I7. 14. Whisman. C. SNIIPAY. D. Wall. fl. Nielsen. fll. Houma. L. Cults. J. Rex, H. Dlunlleclf. Row I.-lf. 0IIA'll'j'. R. lie-f'lflu1n1 M. liarrvlf. W. Watxarz. Y Dayton. lf. lirown. A Rcily, J. 11lHl'l',1lIllIIlx'. Rauf ll.--M. CllI'1l'.Y, ff. lfrarzga. ,ll VIIIIAIIIIICII. J. I,Il!'lSOIl, S Dillfngvr. V. l?uu'e'tr'r. I, Bnrngrlars. E. l'f'rc'y. Row Ill.-K. lfulriglrt. S. Sim-klnn P, Putrcn. G. Welzvr. K rcflfpw. re. .1.,,..',, 11. M.-l Kev. A, lflntfvllvr. II. Hvils - Ron' 1.-L. Aguilar. F. Martinez, C. Ron' ll.- Cuzman, M. lianuvlax. G. Shank. M. Wimllzam, M. DvLvon, K. Nl.9lIllx'llIl'H, Johnson C. Svlznzirl. lfowlll.---E. Guzman. R. Caar, E. Row I. Lawson, R. lirafllvy, J. Ackerwn. -C. SCLIll'CllZl?l', E. Hernan' IIEZ, R. Diaz. D. Stf'l1I7l!I71 C. Montgomery, J. Herbert Row II.-P. Zanzlvliet, J. Myers. R Row III. Row IV. Schmid, J. Davis, J. ,lark son, A. lViell1.ol1l. J. Alex rznllvr, L. Lafrorp. -R. Ulfllzan. N. Dunlap, .l lllontoya. J. Dobson, M Lcitvll. J. l oxter, M. Coul ter, M. Roby, L. Conroy. -lf. Hngli. B. Courlnvy, C Vvnablv. C. Hinvs, I1 Smitll. J. Rvrlrlirk. l . Aga ayo, II. Marino, I. Uaziis. Row l.--I . Axrzlva, A. llilllaranflf lf. Mori. D. Pelrie, I Cvpelanrl, J. Santana, W Borlrrnan. Row ll.-H. Nelson. M. Salrlann. Af Vanrler Vevn. L. liarlflffy A. Cox, A. Iurlrl, L. lllur Iinez. RIJll'lII.-J. Lcislner, M. Honinrf. I Row Ward. J. Holler. A. Bull L. Vestal, M. Skelton. lV.-J. Bvllonzy. R. Castor, J Pirlfzrillz, H. Hurplzanz, Calzoon, M. Wimbcrly, ,A Scarry. ..70-. Row 1.-E, Newlin, R. Denham, E Leisure, H. J0ngetj6S, G E1'ser111'ey, R. Cannon, A Westreicher, D. Leffler. Row ll.-J. lfagon, .'ll. Powers, L. llmnfllrrn. D. Plank, A. Rnberrlex. A. Huffdlcston, J. Ortega. Rllll' III.,-L. Bzrsfzey, C. lixllllll-OHS, B. Ron' IV. Rune l.-- ILUH7 ll. Lame, G. Degen, B. Sense, P. Sense, D. Miller. -J. .'1lllfl'LLU. R. Jaqucx. C. Stone. L. Britten. B. Tan- ner, lf. Gomez, R. Guerra, R. Wells. S. Mallory. D Weflx. P. Lm'l.'1'rn111r1, Zrmrl. R. ff.. Jones. IU. bzslf, .4 RLl'lI1lfll.9lIII. ll. Hagerman V. Harper. L. Sllull, J Silrerrz, B. Rzzinier. Rllll'll1.+j. Wiley. T. Frifluv. 0 Rule l. Ifllll' II.- Rnu' Ill.-. 7I- llallnn. C. 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JL?-I I1lj:?l nigger.. 1'-gi: .V i Y , if ff T53 Tf 1' 'SH psf 'l J . w Wil, -42 ' 1- 'IQ'-Q Q ' -I if W 5l- - 1 Self, Q M22 ' f?J?L,3i1 if FJ: 1 an ,F3 4 .. 4 . . ,P viii?-,f3fPffA ' v iii' QQ: E .fe Q-wifi fqf-4.,'1 N J' - lhgffi-:1'T44I-IEQ. Fifi. ' Q ' ' ' N -H. -fzf 5 Q, rg, ' , E l' ' . ' wig- gf :W f , - ggi?- - ll . v -.i-.if f wx Ay if rl In Vi,KZq . I , f Q W 49 X . J 0 5 Into the midst of things , . S 1 I N 39 Hordce DON WOOD First Semester Editor MARJORY STANDLEY Second Semester Editor gxceziior i e With a carefree spirit undaunted by only the thought of coming deadlines, the Excelsior Life Staff went into full swing during the first weeks of school. Assignment sheets, writing, reporting, proof-reading, make- up, head sheets, and distributing went to make up a typical week for the Life Staff members. Each Wednesday, the finished edition was eagerly awaited by the members of the Staff and the school as a whole. With first semester editor, Don Wood, and second sem- ester, Mariory Standley, the Life brought to the students a full picture of plays, campus activities, elections, dances, parties, and gossip. The Staff had a lot of fun together and seemed to know, hear, and tell everything. Excelsior may well be proud of her Life. .5 t I P. Head, T. Krehbiel, L. Orem, S. Medina. .St l g-C. Hinrichs, A. Schmerbauch, D. Krause, M. Mcflinty, D. Wood, M. Slandley, P. Clark, N. Larsen, M. Dial, J. Halbert. fs i Seated-L. Arredondo, D. Wood, C. Hinrichs, L. Orem. ' 'f - M'. ' Coo er, M. Standley, P. Head, T. Krehbzel Standing-M. Mefltnty, D. Krause, A. Castor, iss p A. Schmerbaacll, J. Halbert, P. Clark, S. Medina, M. Dial. First Semester Don Wood - Sally Medina - Carlenc Hinriehs - Pat Clark - Tommy Krehbiel - Eraneex Burnight - Ray Iieebe - Mae Dial - ,lark Halbert - Larene Orem Doris House - Pat Head - Mat' lllCCinty - Dale Kruase - - Anna Srlimerbauch .Uarjnry Standley - l lorent'e AfI1lZl'll - Rae Jean Youngblood Nancy Larsen. - Hazel Cooper - Editor-in-Chief Ifusirless Manager - Cirrulation. Manager Advertising Manager Editor Page One - Page One Assistant Page One Assistant Editor Page Two - Page Two Assistant Page Two Assistant Editor Page Three - Page Three Assistant Page Three Assistant Sports Editor - - Assistant Sports Edit Girls' Sports Editor Photography - Typist - Typist - Typist - Typist - Caricatures Adviser - UI' Second Semester Marjory Standlcy Sally Medina Dale Krause Pat Clark Carlene Hinriahs Mac Mcflinty Ann Castor Tommy Krehlzicl ,lack Hulbert Mae Dial Larene Orem Doris Bause Pat Head Don Wood Dale Krause Anna Schmerbaueli Marfory Standley Mary Aguayo Lupe Arredondo Jeanine Thornton Rae .lean Youngblood Hazel Cooper 41 1? J. W. EDMONDSON Editor DOLORES MILLS KENNETH LOPOU R Assistant Editor Business Manager ff .x4uiac!or ANNUAL STAFF J. W. EDMONDSON DOLORES MILLS - KENNETH LOPOUR LOUIE CESMAT - ROBERT LANCASTER NANCY LARSEN - LEE NORMAN - - LENORE MARKS - BARBARA LOEHNERT MARY LOVE FRIEND JOAN TILTON - - FRANCES BURNIGHT TOM KREHBIEL - MAC McGINTY - - BARBARA DAUPHIN JOYCE JACKSON - IRENE LAPOINTE CORA SHERZER - HUGH YOST - Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Photography Editor Photography Art Editor Secretary Senior Editor Class Editor Activity Editor Activity Assistant Admimnistration and Faculty Editor Drama and Fine Arts Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Sophomore Assistant Sophomore Assistant Faculty Adviser Photography Adviser The realization ot their thoughts ideas, and dreams, the l947 El Aviador, was the greatest reward that the Annual Staff could receive It meant that their work and their fun had at last come to life: it meant that out of so many dummies, engrav ings, proofs, out of glue, tape, paper and pictures, they had made a living thing, a history ot one year at Ex celsior, the last year for some, the beginning for others, but tor all a tun packed year. This Annual has grown from iust a thought to a book. of which the Annual Stait is extremely proud. The birth was with the choice of the color, dedication. theme. and all secrets: then the planning oi the lay- out. next scheduling and mounting pictures to send to the engravers, writing and preparing copy tor the printers, and finally prooi-reading. But this Annual wasn't all work, for as you know, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. and similarly, it would make EI Aviador a dull loook. Yes, we had a lot of experience both in fun and work, putting together the Annual for you. Top-Miss Sherzer, M. L. Friend, T. Krchbiel, L. Marks, J. W. Erlmomlson, B. Lochncrl, B. Lancaster, L. Cesmat Dauphin. N. Larsen. Bntfom-Mr. Yost, L. Norman, K. Lopour, D. Mills, I. Jackson, I. LaPointe, M. Mcffinly, F. Burnight. fm 516,43 lt was the task and pleasure of the Trial Flights staff to gather the written contributions of the Excelsior student body and bind them into a book of literary endeavors. Poems, short stories. and essays went to make up one of the most original and effective booklets ever to be published by a Trial Flights staff. l-leaded by Sally Medina, editor. and Louise Easton. assistant editor, the staff sponsored numerous food sales and a movie in a successful effort to raise money. The book was back from the printer early in May, much to the delight of the staff and school. LOUISE EASTUN .4ss1'stal1t Erfiinr SALLY MEDINA Editor A contest for the best poems, short stories, and essays added suspense and interest to the publication. Helpful Miss lvlythaler, faculty adviser, assisted the staff in uncovering some ex- ceptional student material for the I947 edition. Rau: I.- D. Hunter, T. Krehbiel. S. Medina, M. DeVo Rau' 1. -f---, Miss Myrhalvr, N. McPlzeeters, M. Bowman, B. Reynerson, L. Erzslun, J. Tlzonzax, L. ,II L 9 ll lf. Brazier. A Ra14,'lll.- B. Webb, N. Hoapes, B. Guertm, R. George Kim' l. Il. llmr. I, l,nl':i'- num. I, lflm-lr. l'. TUl'l'IHI. fl. Cllllffifll. ll. C0l'ZQ'l7I!IIl. C. l'h1'llil1.v. If. fllnffilt. Run' ll. R. l ru:iw'. ll. Gnarl- ru. lf. lfiiflanl. J. Kulnik. lf. l1n1l'e'lA lf'II. J. f,'I'llll'fllI'll. f. lfwelsrlgv. C. H!ll'f. Il. .1If'f.'nrr1l1e1'. T. Huw. lt'u11'lll.- R. Lungjuril. li. Day lf. flwlnsr. H. ,lm'ul1- XUII. M. Ninn. R Rutlignf. R. final: l 66 77 ig cf ug Glory Boys-the Big E Club. but they deserve this title for it's no cinch to earn a Varsity letter and have the honor of receiving the Big E pin. Excelsior's athletic spirit is upheld by these athletes who settle many sports problems and provide a good sporting atmosphere among the students oi the Green and White. This year's club prexy has been John Beverage, who has been aided by Coach Langdon. CAQIQJL Une of the most prized possessions oi the girls on our campus is a deep green sweater adorned with a large chenille signifying that they are members ol the Chenille Club, leaders in girls' sports. Miss Dexter sponsors the group. The Chenille Club started a busy year by electing Dolores Mills as president lor the iirst semester and Carol Cooper, second semester. Vlfith an enthusiastic group, they were co-hosts with the Big E Club at a recreational night which provided an evening of tun tor all. New pins were purchased and proudly displayed. provfng E946-47 to be a very successlul year for this club ol champions. gg Kun' l. l. ll. llilllhlllilll. II. lmlfillw. N. l'11'flA lu. lx l'll x fn'ryf'r. lf. lain- ylifr, Il. Li-iz l'. l,lit'l ff. Nun' ll. U. Lrnil, lu. Ui'- IIHIII. ff, lff'IIlll'1'. ll lh-I nm. gl. l'iIIl'l't'li U. f.ilIlll'.N1lI1. lf, R011- vrlx. lf. Hu'l'i'1'iu11- hw. Kmrlll. li. lxw1m':fi'. I . .Uv- flllll. S. l,11l'xr'1l. ll fllillx. H. llvxlfxlr11.l, KlflIllt'I'4L'. li. Curz- ll'!I-V. P. Hulf'l11'n.snn. lx. f.iII0lIPl'. 5. Ve- dlillll. If. lfnirlwr. l i 8I- ii Cilflglffllge C5465 World relationship is furthered by knowledge of other people. The best knowledge is obtained through the study of the other person's language. Excelsior may well be proud of its language depart- ments, both modern and classical. lnanifsll C ug The Spanish Club, consisting of second and third year Spanish students, banded together under their president, Florence Koopman, and advisers, Miss Weight and Mrs. Sumner, to learn of our friendly neighbors and were very successful in their accomplishments. For pleasure, they enioyed a delightful trip to Padua l-lills and a regular Spanish banquet with both Spanish food and entertainment. Certain it is that these students shall truly be carriers of friendship to foreign lands. 5' V f , t if ,M Rnu' I. lf. fllvndell. l'. West, M. Sflefgfll. J. Allan. li. Armor. ll. Apple'- lmry. li. Lanlz. I. Hvg- ne'r. S. l11lfxf4'r.,V. lfrwe rnan. li. Tlmnmx. ll. ll0l1rlz'rxl10l?. Run' ll. P. lflulfely. f. Lupuur. H. Turner. R. Muffler, N. Piercy. L. lfylchixun. I. Tlmnzrls. l'. l,',lll'lx'. M. CUIHIIHIII. S. Cuvtm. J. Morxv. li. Jlulliolluml. lf. Ifanrimi. Rourlll.-T. Zangl. H. Hnslfins, L. Kaylur. ,l. Dejong. U. Kl'.N.9l'IIgCf. I. Hun-ell. A. Rrlyburn. D. Lough. D. Pulley, K. George. . Terry. IJ. Porter. A. Thomas. II. King. C. Hnrlmzrrzy. 11. Ovxtreich. K .ss ofafin S, P. Q. R. is the name given the club of Second year Latin students at Excelsior. Jack Bowell as Pontifex Maximus led the group in pleasure and also in the constructive study of Roman customs. Miss Hughes, adviser to the linguistic organization, helped the club with a successful January birthday party at which they celebrated the birthday of the members, by reading telegrams from Jupiter, and also by watching an interesting program while members of the first year Latin classes acted as slaves. Cther officers of the group were Jackie Thomas, Aedileg Sallie lnkster, Scribag Ralph George, Quaestor: and Gloria Hendershot, Cantrix. PQIQCA Le Cercle Francais, under the leadership of Frankie Mecum, president, adopted two French orphans this year. and members have been enthusiastically sending them packages. They have also enjoyed corresponding with students in France, Belgium, and Switzerland. Members of the third-year French class presented a little play. Representatives of the club also attended the World Friendship Luncheon in Los Angeles with the sponsor, Miss Veta Hopper. Rau' I. H. Wvlzll. I. Llzpoililv. J. Langdon M. L. FI'it'llll'. F. .Hl'1'IlIII. S. Hum mill. M. GHIIIIX. M. Darllf. R. fl1ll!fI0ll'S. Row lI.- VW. Hvrnrzmlvz. I. Hullenlzcc'lr. I Pllrrlev, lf. R8.l'll?l'.W4IlI. M. .llullwl land, lf. IJHVFIUCS. L. Urvm. ROIl'lll.+iMl'.9.N Hopper. lf. uiflfd. R. Abnrh erli, H. Fujita. N. Rupurrl. D. House RourIV.-H. Clzrwvz. B. GIll'ffl'll. S. Lang ford, I. Srhroeder, L. Cexmat. 1831 First Semester Second Semester :nes Wlzife - - - I'r'v.s1'1lz'r1l - - - .Wary DeVoss Rlzlllfle - - VTl'L'-pl'l'.NfllPl1I - Mary Drink R ll ry Dmzlf - - - Sevrvlrzry - - - ,T1!IT,VL0l'8 Frieml S If l't'IIf'f' l,r'il1wtt4'r - Tl'L'lISllV'l'I' - - - Cllllfln' Phillips llnjr lh'l'ux.s - - .4c'liz'ify Chrlirmun - IjIll'lilI Huntvr .gzkofarfikila Sociefy This year our Scholarship Society had a very eventful and profitable year under the energetic and capable leadership of Mrs. Lowe and Mr. Stroh. James White successfully started the year oft, with Mary DeVoss following for the second semester presidency. With a membership larger than that of any other year and with more than eleven seal bearers. this vital organization has participated in many interesting events during the year. The cream puff sale at the first of the year proved to be a financial success, followed by the l-lallowe'en banquet, which was enjoyed by all. Topping the activities of the first semester was that memorable excursion to the Ballet Russe at the Phil- harmonic Auditorium. The second semester was a busy one, including service worlc, the initia- tion party, the district dance at Garden Grove, the regional conference, and above all, the dinner at Knott's Berry Farm. 'N i 85 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Hill I,l'Il'f.N. Trvrzszirvrg Tnm Krehbiel. Vive-Presb Hill I.i'u'is. l'rexiz1'entg Eunice Norris, liif'l'-Pff'.Yi- lfvllli ,Vary Magi, Sefrrtrzry: David Hunlvr. zlvnlg .Uury Ungi, Sevreluryg Tom Ilv.-'.w. Treas- l're'sider1l. urvr. Wafionaf jorenaic eague Clear thinlcing and logical reasoning expressed in oral communications is the motto ot the enthusiastic members ot the National Eorensic League. Helping them to carry out this motto is able Mr. Hanks, who this year rose to become top coach in the United States according to N.F.L. points. Excelsior was very proud ot both their coach and their high point Seniors, Stan Jones and David l-lunter, who were high point students trom Calitornia in the nation. The highlight ot the year came when Excelsior won looth tirst place and toolc sweepstakes at the University ot California tournament. The N.E.L. has done a great service to the school in malcing the name Excelsior both lcnown and honored throughout the state. Ram' I.---Il. Linlz. lf. lxlllllhll. U. Smith. L. Orem. M. L. I'il'lif'l1ll. 1. l,ul'ninIv. Row ll. li. I.f'1i'ix. S. l11r11ff'l'lf'w1. T. Krvllllivl. D. lhzrmrm. U. lluntvr. Run' Ill.-I . lxunpmun. U. IEUIFHIIIII. S, jmwx. L. Phillips. lfozrlli.--f. W. lz'ilnnmfl.wn. P. Ugilriv. S. Willfll'.YfI1l'. II, uiiiillfilll. lf. lf e'hlf. JI. Ungi. Hunt lf- T. Hess. ll. q'lIi'Cnn:ln'f'. ll. Smith. P. Rlll1lx'It'. Rurrl I. ll. Rnxlnn. f. WIIIEIP. Ur. llanlrx. H. Arbvnz. 4-'ll' it ,.Q.,,Ji l up fag? l 8lfU Learning all phases of technical worlc, the students in stagecrait get actual ex- perience from staging the many school programs and productions which take place on the stage ol the auditorium. Under the able guidance ol Mr. Stanley, the class plans, builds, and paints the scenery, gathers props, and sets up and works the lights. This class provides assistance to all assemblies, programs, rallies, the Christmas program. the class plays, and the Spring Swing. ommerciaf ,xgrfififri The commercial art class under the supervision of Mrs. Lowe has truly added to the loveliness and success of our school activities. They have made both beautiful and comical posters for advertisements, place cards for parties, and have engaged in many other interesting activities. Also they have done wonderful things to beautify the show cases in the dif- ferent buildings. We should whole-heartedly be proud of such artistic students. plflgk' .X46!6!I 8i515 Pell! To those hard-working students ot the P. A. System. we owe the suc- cesstulness ot our rallies, plays, assemblies, and noon dances. They have worked hard and enthusiastically with Mr. Farnum and Mr. Finch to better both our school and student lite. rojecfion Pew Movies tomorrow? Swelli No languagellu All Pilots who say this should appreciate the services oi the members ot the Proiection Crew. It is these tellows and girls, suprvised by Mrr. Yost, who malzo it lun to learn at school. It is through these motion picture cameramen that we have the oppor- tunity to see movies that are presented tor the newly tormed Motion Picture Club, not to mention the many tilms presented as instructional aids in the classrooms. R014 Rau Hara Ruiz' Rim I. Ur. FIIVIIIIIII. I . Hllgli. C. Kvnrzurrl. I.. Cexnmt. ff. Slllffli. ll. Dcflwv. ' lI.f lf. '1I'lIUltl. ll. l r11m'1'.v. L. Millvr. ll. lf'f1.v.wr11111r. R. Sfflilllllll. Mr.iI im-h. l. ll. Hmlgww. lf. 9Iurk. R. flillexpie. K. Lvpmzr. If. I.l'l'j'. ll.- -lf. ffrrzolrl. I.. l1'illi11gxl1'y. ll. Ifuxlrirlf. f. FI'lIIIt'illSf. D. . lIml1l11,t. I. l'ulmc'r. P. Simp on. ' lll. .llr. Ynxl. H. lJur:r'nmn. H. lilr1r'l:1i'ell, P. Curzwnan. ll. Shunlf. R. Tlzvmm. Students ot today1 farmers of tomorrow- that's what Mr. Baumgartner, Mr. l-laase. and Mr. Fisher, ably assisted by Dennis Boertie, F.F.A. President, are trying and guite successfully too, to make of the members of Fxcelsior's Chapter I3O. These Pilot corn-husl4ers are planning and learn- ing about their future on a farm, by tield trips, stock shows, and individual contests such as the Orange County Fair, the Great Western Live- stoclc Show, and the Palamar Field Day. By learning to leed the world, Fxcelsior's Future Farmers have made themselves outstand- ing in their many activities. OFFICERS Jim Robinson. 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Starting the year oit with boundless energy, Mr. Lunde's band elected Alan Urich Drum Maior. Student Conductor ot second semester was l-lenry VanLeeuwen. The band had a very fine year, providing pep and vitality tor the tootball and basketball season, enter- ing with lots ot spirit into our rallies, and providing all kinds ot entertainment and tun tor all the activities lor which they gave their talents. Cur band took high ratings in every contest in which they participated, and then topped the year oft with that very much looked forward to and always enjoyed Spring Swing. EXCELSIOR UNION HIGH --90 SCHOOL BAND - , . . aforeffed ,'lI,flj0RlfT7'ES- 71,0111 uulfgllf. f,'0Hf'Ilf' Mrlfulrarl. Larvm' Urvm. lfvlly lnflnnff. lll'll1 QI' QGFQFJ B,4NNl1'R IfL'ARER5f--linzffl Kinney. Ilarlcm- Ellis. Pauline York. ,llvlbn Lau I,l'IIL'hI'llg. Cnllzrinc Platfonl. RONNIE FRAZIER RAYMEGERI,E,Hef1d RAY CHURCHILL ang an M Olga em From leading the triple on the football field to leading our Alma Mater in the rallies. our pep leaders were right in there working to see that our Pilot warriors got the support they deserved. Our cheer leaders ot each semester were both enthusiastic and capable and lcept the student body supporting the teams of all sports throughout the entire year. :br-if! jeam The girls ol the Excelsior Drill Team lent their beauty and talent to malce our halt times more interesting. Unsurpassed in complicated drills, topped oft with the homing pigeon stunt forming a flying the team entertained both the home and visiting schools. 30119 CBZQHCJQP5 l W ,zzmu BARBARA MEANS SUE LARSEN IEANETTE BOERSMA, Head BONNIE MULHOLLAND LORRAINE CHASSIE -92W R -H' .lIO0Sl1,4GI.'l1V If-H' CHl'RCHll,L. Head DICK SIIINIIERS lif1IIl,l' ENGLER LORRAINE !,'H.4SSII1'. Head L.f1Qlf'ITu1 BROWN 93- M' Olga 0725 ibriff lam ony Olga em UIACA 05 find, Melodious strains, harmonizing into a continual shade ot beautiful music, lantares, llowing string numbers, entertaining novelties and programs ot genuine interest--these are the standards set up by this year's active and enthusiastic Orchestra. Led by Mr. Lunde, and assisted by Frances Burnight, student conf ductor, the Clrchestra, besides providing music tor the Junior, Senior, and Christmas plays, and most memorable, Graduation, presented a type ol program which was new here at Excelsior, an hour of both classical and popular numbers, which was enioyed by students and faculty alike. Participating in the annual Southern California Music Festival, Fx- celsior's orchestra took very high honors tor which every Excelsiorite may be extremely proud. Three members, Frances Burnight, Mary Love Friend, and Grace Vanderlvleer, had the honor ol being chosen to play with the All Southern Cal lornia Orchestra and to make the concert tour to Salt Lake City. Rau' I.-M. L. Friend, C. Vanderflleer. C. Nicolson, P. Mamron, I. Burnight. l. Schaul, N. Becker, M. VanzlerMeer, D. Lester, F. Bu ight. Ron' lI.- -Y.rLast. F. Halverson, D. King, J. Langdon, W. Walker, J. Williams, S. Fitzwater, C. McCowan. Rou'lll.- H. Schaufsnza, P. Wiebenga, M. McKee, C. Harp, J. Bowerman, H. Chavez, B. Hiro, D. Cook, L. Brown, J. LaRiviere Rou'lV.-Mr. Lunfle, A. Urich, R. Mooshagfan. MW., ,.. ., W -94 .AUD!TGRlUM alaloe Clair Lending magniticent, tull color and melodious tones to the Christmas Play, Spring Swing, and assemblies, Excel- sior's A' Cappella Choir pro- vided us with music otinterest 'MAW' ' ' f W ' Y 'W 2 A ...i. Q and inspiration to everyone. I Under the direction ol Miss l Stewart, the entire Chorus, soloists, and smaller groups brought many enjoyable hours to those who had an opportunity to hear these sonorous voices at Excelsior and on the air. Le CM An inspiring season of music was had by sixty or more girls who were members ol the Advanced Girls' Glee Club. Audiences were given much pleasure at the appearance ol Miss Stewart's girls in the Christmas program, music assemblies, and service clubs ol the various communities. ......-N unior may As the curtain rose on the first act of The Saturday Evening Ghost, unfolding the spacious tapestry room of Centerville Castle, the audience lcnew that they were in for one of the best and most humorous Junior plays of all time. This play. by Tom Taggart, told of an American family con- ' fronted by a ghost, Sir Simon de Centerville, who haunted the castle. Jack Bowell, Joan Tilton The American family is very skeptical about the ghost: nevertheless. the eldest daughter meets the ghost face to face. The quaint, delightful romance that followed was the plot of the story. As the curtain closed on the last act, the loud applause told what the audience thought of the entire production. Congratulations go to Mrs. Keim. faculty director: Mr. Stanley, stage director: the cast: and the entire Junior class for one of the highlights of the school year. ll. Donlf, R. Mvgerle, M. L. Frienzl, H. Grwrtin, J. Tilton, J. Buiwll. D. Barton. F. Burniglzt. -96 Lord Canlerville Sir Simon ' Hiram Otis Lucretia Otis - Virginia Otis Pet Otis - Sonny Otis - Mrs. Urnney Lord Archibald Gul - JACK BOWELL ' JACK HOWELL - HOB GUERTIN - MARY LOVE FRIEND - - JOAN TILTON - MARY DOAK - - RAY MECERLE - FRANCES BURNICHT - DICK BARTON Top-R. Megerle, J. Tilton, M. L. Friend, R. Cuertin, M. Doalf. Bottom-J. Boufeil, M. L. Friend, F. Rurnight, D. Barton, B. Guerlin M. Delfoss, A. Thomas, B. Fundin, C. Ledbetter, D. Hunter, P. Runkle, L. Chassie, H. VanLeeuwen, J. Potter. enior lgfag The famous Broadway hit, You Can't Talce lt With You, by Moss Hart. was brought to Excelsior on April I8 as the annual Senior Play. The experiences of the happy-go-lucky Vanderhof household formed the comic background of the story. It all began on a quiet day when Rheba was balcing coolcies, Penny was writing her play, Essie was practicing ballet, and Ed playing his xylophone. lt was on such a scene that Tony first saw Alice's family. This was bad enough. but when Tony's family saw an even more exaggerated situation, the climax was reached. But true to form love conquered all, and the rollicking comedy ended. f-lonors go to the director, Mr. Valentine, and the stage director, Mr. Stanley. And ofcourse top honors go i to the Seniors for the brilliant finale to their year's activities. Penelope Sycamore Martin Vanderhof Rhebn - - Dumzlfl - V Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed - - Exsie Henderson G,l'aCfel'5 - - BETTY FUNDIN - - BILL LEWIS - MARY DEVOSS - ALLEN THOMAS - - - STAN JONES CLARENCE LEDBETTER - - HENRY VANLEEUWEN - - PAT RUNKLE - DELBERT SMITH Alicv - - Tony Kirby - Boris Kolenlflzov Grand Durhesx Mrs. Kirby - Mr. Kirby - Three .Uvrl - - MAIEL STANFIELD - JAMES WHITE - JACK POTTER - EUNICE NORRIS LORRAINE CHASSIE - - DAVID HUNTER CAYNOR VANPETTEN ALLEN HARTJEN JACK SEYMOURE James White, Majel Stanfield, Bill Lewis, Betty Fundin I B. Lewis D. Smith I. Putter E. Norris S. Jones C. Lerlbelter I. Svymourc' G. Vm1PvttvrL A. Hartjcn The Proplu-I'PriesI - - Stanley Jones CAPM fmazi Way Each Yuletide season, the student body and the surrounding communities begin to look for- ward to the traditional Christmas Program. This year the combined Music and Dramatic Departments presented Gloria, by Katharine Kester, one of the most beautiful Biblical plays ever to be presented at Excelsior. The celestial music of the Choir and Girls' Glee Club provided a background for the story of a shepherd who stays behind to tend a wounded lamb, of a frightened mother who flees from the wrath of Herod, and of a Wise Man who uses his gift to the Christ Child to buy the safety of a baby. Their loving sacrifices were rewarded by a heavenly vision of the nativity scene. The play, music, and costumes were lovely. The school can well be proud of its tradition and especially of this year's play, the credit for which goes to Miss Stewart, Mr. Valentine, Mr. Lunde, Mr. Stanley, and to all those who toolc part. DRAM!-NTIS PERSONAE , Slivplierrls - - - Ulzerl - - Jllllllh Saraflan - Elizabeth - - - Soldiers of Herorl - - 11t'Il'Ul'I1l.V Mvssenbzrs - illary - - - joxvplz - - - The Three Kings - A' Cappella Choir - - ,41l1r11nr'e1l Girls' Glee Club Urrhestra -4-- Urganitsl ---- Frank Aguayo Charles Sachs Ronald Johnson. Tom Krehbiel Robert Tally Yvonne Dayton Ray Megerle Philip Ogilvie Bill Yoachum Maureen Magna 'son Beverly Reynerson Betty Hasselblad Hamlrl Bailey George Busman, Dan, Wall Henry Davis Clarence Lerlbettel' T .fgfkificzi Kaya ' .giaorfri Q16 , .gpaorfzi 'Tor when I Af w ' -1 x 4- '-5 : 4 W V S.. V 6,1 5 he One Great S corer comes to mark against your name, He writes-not that you won or lost-but how you played the game. -Gfllllllllllll Rice. COCLCAQJ My , CoacAe4 MR. ROSS MR. MAXHAM MR. LANGDON, Head M . ' TI R CUR S MR. JENSEN Playing a vital part in the life of Excelsior students is the line athletic program, sponsored by the Physical Education Departments. headed by Miss Genevie Dexter, lor the girls, and Mr. Joseph Langdon, for the boys. Teamwork, sportsmanship, co-operation, and healthful physical ex- ercise are results of the after school hours spent on the athletic fields. on the tennis courts, and in the gymnasiums by the exceptionally large group of athletes who have participated in sports this year. QFA 7 CoacL 25 MISS NICHOLS MISS MOORE MISS DEXTER, Head MISS DAVISON MISS LACY MISS PAYNE ' -IOZ Ron' I. FLOYD MAXHAM STEWART ROSS JOHN BEVERAGE LLUYD DICKERSON Coach Coach Captain Most Valuable Player Uardifg joofgaf As the gun went oil ending the Pilot-Whittier game, it also ended the I946 loot- ball season ol the Excelsior Pacific Coast League. closing one ol the most exciting, but perhaps a little unfortunate. seasons we at Excelsior have seen. Entering a new league. one ol the toughest in Airmen history. our lighting Pilots toolc sixth place along with the Wilson Bruins. With a new Varsity coach. Mr. Floyd Maxham, and assistant, Mr. Stewart Ross, the out-weighed and out-sized Pilots took only one victory. which was with EI Monte. The Lions were then undefeated. but the Airmen upset the cart with a score ol 20-6. John Beverage. this year's captain. received the outstanding lineman trophy. Lloyd Dickerson, player of the year, gained the distinction ol being the outstanding back and player ol the team. H. Corzeman, D. Cunningham, J. Walker, K. Morris, E. Stark, F. Montoya, J. Beverage, D. Bonse, W. Kirkbrille, J. Francioxi T. Porter, T. Silva, R. Coorlro, E. Willard. Row ll.eD. Barton, Managerg A. Harijen, L. Dickerson, G. Hart, M. Nipp, M. Laurenco, A. Laarenco, D. Bustrnm, C. Chajfin Row Ill. P. Torena, J. Rex, R. Thomas, R. Callamore, R. Durham. Manager. I.. Hines, H. Dyar, R. Langord. R. Rottigni, J. Crawford, J. Corzvman, J. Kotnik, L. Cabraluff. B. Wagner, K. Olson, B. Cook H. Simpson, J. Browning, Mr. Maxham, Coach. -lO3- MANAGERS John, Beverage Don Bouse Henry Corzemnn, Assistant p Dirk Barron, an g n ' ' urlza , 'snslnnt Y, 4, xg. J' ,Lf 4 - 4 .C AJ 5 -LE1'T151g-Mi N U1 . X .. ' ' Xxx Nia:-fc 5 L, A W ' lv I ff' A Jim Yfrhzv il .4 W ,, Qi 'xp J Crau and ' I X Rx 7,1 I . 1 6 55: . Ll, ,K-...,,,,,,.i Dave Curzninglzam Lloyd Divkerson Harrixon Dyc- Dick G01 Joe Corzeman, Cane Hart John Kornik Rvnalrl Lan -IO4- Vlzlcn Luurvnro Monuvl Lourenco Ken Morris Maurice Troy Porter Rino Rolligni Paul Torena f Eddie Wizard Gaynor VanPetLen J. Uorzemon, M. Nipp, C. Hart, R. Ronigni, J. Beverage, J. Crawford, P. Torena, D. Bouse D. Cunningham, J. Browning, L. Dickerson. if -IOS- 1 1 Row I.-T. Davis, C. Phillip, R. Richardson, D. Bartholomew, B. Arrellanes, E. Hooper, D. Rayburn, D. Coen, Mgr. Row II.---E. Navarro, J. B. Shirley, N. Van 'Horsen, R. Ogier, H. Wooley, M. Hellman, R. Frazier, M. McGinty. Row III.-Mr. Bishop, Coachg B. Van Wagner, R. Johnston, P. Maxam, B. Hart, D. Krause, B. Titsworlh. . .goofhaf ' f i Xe ff Ly f ' Junior Varsity players this year had a scheduled league and also the chance to earn a letter. Mr. Bishop took over the tough iota of training the fellows that will make next year's Varsity squad. The vote was taken. and the captain's position was received loy Dick Rayburn. Henry Manriquez was elected as the outstanding player. The season this year was a bleak one: and although the squad had many practice and league games, they made only one victory. Although the Airmen did not show in the league games. they produced some good material lor the I947 Varsity squad. GEORGE BISHOP DICK RAYBURN HENRY MANRIQUEZ Coach Captain Most Valuable Player IO6- CENTERS lll. Mcflinty N. Van Horsen GUARDS R. Riolzarflson, B. Tilsworth T. Davis W. Kaluxlian BACKS R. Frazier H. Hart J. B. Shirley H. Wooley R. Ogier E. Hooper B. Arrellanes ENDS M. Hellman C. Philips D. Rayburn B. Van Wagner TACKLES D. Bartholomew R. Johnston D. Krause J. Redrlick P. Maxam E. Navarro FIRST STRING . - ' S. Wh.it4'Siri1', ll. Rustull. C. Kis- Ainger. N. Cllllllllillgh IJ. Hardin, j. Dresslcr. IJ. Culluzv. IJ. Waller. G. Steward. J. Carullwrx. K. Mar- lin. D. Simp.:m1. M. Heflin, P. HfIll'HfI1', R. l'vIlIIAI1lll'Ul'1I, lf. Rumell. C. Ruhlen, T. Chase. B. Lvhlj J. lgnbinxon. fgfu j ' flyffb A f jf! . Q , fl, W ZZ. goofgaf Row I.-f If. lflrzr-lfzvvll. I1lIllIllg0l'Q J. Jlrmre. II. Hzzrzlin. D. Walls, J. Palmer, S. Wlzilcsiclo, J. IIr'cs.vlcr'. C. Ihzelfvr. H. Herrera. C. Kuhlen R. Vrzrzflrzfwurp. C. Valentine. Ron' ll.-U. Simp nn. K. 'l'il1vl4s011. R. Marlin, U. Iiflfldll, A. Howell, C. Slelrllnl, J. Nvlsnlz, U. Hefflin, N. Clllllllllllgk C. JIIIIUS. f. Cam pugrm. Mr. Curtis. Rolvlll. f-Mr. Jenswz. J. f.'fIVlllfIOI'S. H. fanlfinfr. H. Rzmzell. T. Chasv. B. BHl'IlP.9, C. Kis.singvr. D. Callnzv, D. Ruston. W. I'nr'c', li. Kvmp lun. lf. IAJIIIIIIII. C. Jlrlrtilz, P. li0ll'lll'll', H. Amezvzul. Rnu'1V.fR. .4. RKQVIIIIIIIN. J. Rnllilzxnn. D. Trrwix. D. Frmllris, D. Seavy, R. Monslmgirzll. D. Higgfnx. li. lrclrnlrl. U. 1,11-Y. C. Hill'-V. 11 .Wim mv. -IO8 Charge! was the fighting motto of the Bee sguad. who went on to bring football honors again to Exselsior. lt looked like a championship squad when over a hundred anxious grid-stars turned out to meet the season. Ernie Jensen again coached the squad and was ably assisted by Mr. George Curtis. the Pilot's new coach: and it was through the coaching of these men that the Bees plowed through to a tie for second place. The crown was iust drifting into view when the Pilots were stacked up against the unde- ieated Mark Keppel Aztecs and took an unwelcome bow to the tune of 20-O. Vlfilson made it around the turn and was ready for second place if they took the Pilots, but the chips toppled for both sides, and the teams took a 6-6 tie for the second place notch. The captain's star went to Ted Chase, and Bob VanAntwerp drew' most valuable back, while Don Hardin took most valuable lineman honors.. BACKS Row I.-J. Moore, J. Caruthers, R. Van Antwerp, N. Cum- mings, C. Rultlen, D. Simpson. CENTERS Row II.-R. Kemplon, R. A. Reynolds, C. Boelter, O. Pax n, C. Martin. H. Herrera, B. Lehman, D. Ruston Row Ill.-B. Barnes, H. jenkins, B. Rurnell, T. , B. Ireland, J. Robinson. VL - Q-fi I O9- ENDS Row l.-J. Nelson, D. Walls, P. Howard, M. Heflin, B. Day. Rowll.-D. Travis, D. Higgins, D. Munroe, C. Fane, R. Mooshagian. GUARDS Row I.-C. Kissinger, D. Callow, G. Steward, J. Dressler, H. Amezcua. Rowll.-W. Pace, C. Riley, K. Tillerson., D. Seavy, I. Cam- pagna. TACKLES S. Whiteside, A. Howell, R. Martin, D. Francis, J. Palmer D. Hardin. .s a E? I'!Il.S7' .STRING n un .Nut-. I, I.r'u'1s. ,I. Llppl. J. I1il'r'H1l, T. SlUA'l'l'. fcllll' ll. lI. I'. lr':. Ix'n1n' III. I. .llfwirvz II, I.f'11'Ix. Ix. .lIy1'r:'. Ifnn' Ili. - If, SAIIIIIFT. QQ g00t66l,! Pacilic Coast League Champions is the honor which went to the scrappy Pilot midgets. Coach Joe Langdon, new director ot Athletics, toolc over the helm ol the Airmen Cee's and winded them over rough seas to a crowning capture ot the coveted C league headpiece. The crown was seen through the mist all the way, and the Cee's did not slaclcen a bit. Alhambra was the only team to throw in a bloclc by talcing a scoreless draw. But the tight- ing boys made up for this by winning the other six games and staclcing up l2O points to 30 lor the enemy. The squad piclred Dave Lewis lor Captain and also lor most valuable baclc, while Johnny Nieto toolc the trophy tor most valuable lineman. Rim' I. Ix. li'-l'l'I'N, ll, llmur. If. .lInrI. ,I. . IlIIIlI1S. .I. Lippi. II. Ilugli. II. AIVPIFIIIII. If. Young, K, Hnrmlu. Run' ll.-flf. lnufig. If. l,f'Il'I-S. .'lI. I'a're':. .l. 'I'nr'1'm1. II. Le'11'i.v. ,I. Nivln. If. l,lIfl'I4'1n'. If. CIICVIYI. C. Suriv. .'lIr. I,fmg1I1m. Rn11'III. lf, SA'IIiIIf'I'. X. Grrlflf. I . I.'nI1H1gr1. If. l'lI'!llIh'f'I. I'. .7lIIPUI'l'. R. GPIIIIAYY. II. lDvll16'f.NI7I1, ff. Guhr. R. Hill. IIUI1 WCIIIIIIIIIS, Mgr. Iqfllfll. I . l1'r':'r1f'I11. H. IIf11'f'fx. T, SI1!kf'I'. II. I3r1I'Irz'r. C, l,'UIIIx, II. l,0II,L'Il. I'. CIPFZUIIIIIII. If. 7'r'rr,V. ll. .'lll0ffl'lISt'lI. E. Ifpp. . l Ron' I.-W. TIIOIIIIIS, V. Plains. J. Clock. D. Smith. J. Rebolzl, D. Hammer, G. Curtis, Coach. Rolvll.-M. Vander Weerd, R. Erlgon. 1. Furrer, R. Alzlersoy, D. MrCambcr, H. Jzzrobxoll, H. Van Levuwen, J. Milchell, C. Phillips, A. Dfluglrerfy, A. Coats, Mgrf-1, . ,I f .9 Z., L' if X nl ,S await if gafiefgaf . 2.5 -w Q T I i The I946-47 version of th? Pilbts' basketball squad had a much more satisfactory season than has been experience 'V seglerallsiears at Excelsior, corning up on the score board with fifteen wins and being unded seventeen times. iv Q Under the fine coihi -'of lvfnf George Curtis, a newcomer to the Pilot staff, the Green and White entered a t um Eacific League. With Marion Van Der Weerd as captain and t 1 1 co-rnost valuable play l t Qhuclc Phillips, they hit the action spotlight. Van Der Weerd was high point rnan ' vbft pbints to his credit. ii JT . -9 Hi 'fx Bob Aldgrxun Jim Clovis ljfllfl' Cll!IlIflIglllIl7l, Bob Eagan jolzn Furrer SCORES LEACEU E CSAM ES FIRST ROUND Exgelsior 3l ' 24 Excelsior I3 Poly 34 40 35 Alhambra 44 27 28 El Monte 30 20 28 Marlc Keppel 38 40 36 Wllson 20 I9 37 Whlttler 52 29 4 SECOND ROUND 28 34 Excelslor 22 Poly 50 48 l' 20 Alhambra 46 2b 33 EI Monte 4I 35 24 Mark Keppel 55 26 38 Wilson 29 46 I9 Whittier 58 27 I2 games won V Excelslor 834 points I7 games lost - Opponents 92l points Dirk Hummer Don .llIl'f.'UlI1llt'f jerry' .llin-hell llL'fll0l1 Plains fm-lr Rvlmlrl l2ell1ertSn1ith PRACTICE GAMES South Gate Jordan Valencia Montebello Fullerton Orange Poly Montebello St. Anthony Montebello Downey Jordan Newport Orange St. Anthony Antelope Compton lflzurll Phlllzp .llarimz lundu lfurd Ee gazfefgaf Showing some good class. the Bee baslcetball team had a very successful season this year and potentially was the best in the C. I. F. Knocking ott 27 games, the Middies toolc 2 out ot 3 with I8 victories and were behind in 9 when the final gun barlced. Coach George Curtis did a tough iob well with two squads and along with Andy Alves, speedy captain. and Pat Howard. as the most valuable player. the Pilots loomed as a tough squad in the Pacific League. SCORES LEAGUE GAMES PRACTICE GAMES First Round- Excelsior 32 South Gate I9 Jordan 2I E I ' 3l P I 30 Xcefsilor 28 Aiihlgmbra 30 Willowbrook 22 30 EI Monte 32 Valencia I7 is mark Keppel Montebello 20 :son 4I whither ze EOITPIOH E u er on 152 176 Orange I8 Inglewood 35 Second Round' Fullerton 27 Excelsior 23 Poly 26 glontebello 35 Alhambra 32 0W 'eY I ' I0 EI Monte 20 Jordan C96 34- Mark Keppel 35 Newport 25 41 wagon as O 30 Q Sl Whittier 29 'Wie C ' 194 I77 433 Won I8 games - Lost 9 games K 'I J U Q- -175 Row 1.-D. Walls, B. Costa, P. Vanspanji, B. Rzunell, P. Howard, R. VanAntu'erp, M. Yriarte, A. Coats, Mgr. Row I1.eMr. Curtis, Coachg C. Steward, A. Alves, D. Seavy, R. Arbenz, B. Mosely, E. Ludington, A. Jackson. WSF' E. Ludington D. Larson M. Yriarte A. Jackson R. Arbenz D. Seevy D. Walls P. Van Spange C. Steward B. Rommell A. Alves Excelsior Excelsior .I . 24 Alhambra I4 24 El Monte I2 I3 Mark Keppel I6 26 Wilson I3 24 Whittier 26 Ill SI SECOND ROUND 24 Alhambra I5 24 El Monte 2I 22 Mark Keppel 23 20 Wilson 2I 28 Whittier 33 I I8 I I3 SCORES FIRST ROUND Won 5 - Lost5 Cee Zgcwlfefgaf These fast, tricky, deadeye basketball players of the lighting Cee squad came into a last and furious league to chalk up the score-board with a draw, tive tilts won, tive lost. Dickie VanDam captained the hoop squad on the hardwood. and coach Joe-Langdon piloted from the sidelines. Row 1.fF. Vicenria, I. Lippi, D. Lough. B. Lewis, J. Adams, li. Frankel. Row Il.-M. Perez, C. Skinner, D. VanDr1m, R. Deutscher, T. Slokvr, H. Barker, P. Corzemaa. Row Ill.-Mr. Langdon., Coachg C. Levi, Manager. C. Skinner, F. Vicencia, R. VanDam, T. Stoker, J. Lippi, B. Lewis, M. Perez. 6- 20 23 2l 25 Evgelsior SECOND 20 I7 26 Z6 Exfelsior WWC' Wonb - R.Wi'z'lll Rflll' I.--I. HillIIl'lllI.V. T. Zrmgl. lf. Ql1c1liriquf'z. C. Rus.-7. K. Hurnzlrl. Hu11'll.'-II. limi l'c'1l. f. l r11lili'n'l. C. Hllllllllllllffl, C. Uiffev. H. Young QQ SCORES Fiizst ROUND Alhambra El Monte Marl: Koppel Wilson Whittier ROUND Alhambra EI Monte Marla Keppel Wilson Whittier Lost 4 Coming through the mill with Joe Langdon at the helm on the coaching and Tommy Zange as captain on the other, the mighty Dees rolled over six squads and dropped onl opposition. y tour to the Being the equal ot any league squad, the Pilots fought for the top, but missed a ring and came in third with Bill Young as the most valuable player ol this casaloa squad. Run' I. T. Zungf. K. Hrzrmlu. lf. .U41ri. II. g'Ve'1i run. ff. Rims. ff. ll1IIIl'l.llIlPZ. P. ljt'Ilff1I. I. Hilllarnrix. R. Stvel. lfmrll. ,luv ldflllgllflll. lforzvlzg ll. limi Pdf. J. I'il'!lIll.'Ff. li. Young. J. Lrllxwlz. R. llill. G. Diffve. .'ll. Gray, G. Hum- unmln. IJ. TIIIIATIISIIII. C. I.1'1'i. ll!lIIllgf'f. II7- Row I.-Mr. Croeling, S. Whiteside, R. Frazier, D. Butts, R. Martin, T. Porter, G. Hudson, D. Ruston, D. Saunders I Walker D. Bouse, R. Schnelle, H. Simpson, R. Strong, Mr. Jensen, Coach. Rowll.-R. Johnston, C. Mulder, R. Thomas, I. Wilkinson, B. 0'Connor, T. Chase, K. Olson, B. Fouse. Outstanding Traclcrnen BUTTS-High lump, Hurdles. SAUNDERS--High Hurdles. SIMPSON-High Jump. BOUSE-Sprints. PORTER-Broad lump, Low Hurdles. , BLACKIE-440. WALKER-440. amify jane As the cindermen come running down the traclc, the Excelsior Varsity is trapped by the curb and comes in without a ribbon. But high spirits and that on the ball attitude, prompted by Coach Ernie Jensen. mean a hard to beat club, and the Airmen were hard to beat. Although Varsity sprinters did not show in the big event ol the year. the Excelsior Relays. there were several outstanding A traclcmen. l Row Lil. Ham, B. Fouse, B. 0'Connor, J. Skill. Row ll.-Mr. Jensen, J. Williams, J. Edinger, D. Saunders, D. Malain. road Coun ff? 3012 lam For the first time in Excelsior history the Pilots were in a recognized Cross Country Track League. This is an individual event for good track- men. and Excelsior ran a good squad. Although this sport takes place during the football season, it will soon become a well patronized event. l ts .1 JM M Row l.-I. Palmer, R. Mooxhagian, H. Arnezuea. A. Alves. R. ljvlarlin. B. Ireland, B. Barnex, P. VarLSprznjes, C. Ruhlen, D. Sivipson, T. Chase, Mr. Jensen. Rowll.-Mr. Croeling, D. Francis, D. Malain., B. Tafoya, V. Lopez. Lestir, A. Keulen, B. Kempton, T. Tsubolrauxa, 0. Paxton. Munroe, B. 0'Connor, S. Whiteside. , On the pit and cinders the Bee track squad stood out as a formidable toe. As quoted from track coach, Ernie Jensen, They have great possibilities. Winning the Excelsior Relays was a feather in the heels ol the Bee teams. Andy Alves, talented high jumper, established a new school record, jumping six feet in the B division. I a,C Heading for glory and a Pacific League crown are the lighting Cee trackmen. Without losing a single meet by press time, they have won tour, and they came in lirst in the Excelsior Relays. Coach Ernie Jensen is training a championship squad for the l947 track season. G. Beltran, D. Correa. 6. L. Bailey, R. jeffrezlo, R. D Tayles, .l. Roberts, D. Higgins, J. Robinson, G. Kissinger, J. Nelson, R. llflathewx, . OUTSTANDING B TRACKMEN H.-XIIXICS-1320. CIIASIC-l'0l0 Ynult, lhwiaul Jump. lil-INlI I'0X-l'nIe Vault. MARl'lX-660. MOOSIIAGIAN-Shut l'ul. MONROE-fifih. 0'CONNOR-1320. PALMPIR-1320. PAXTON-660. RUHTON-1320. WIIl'I'FISlI!IG-660. WOOD-Sprints. Al.Vl-IS-Hi-Jump. MONTOYA-Slmt l'ul. ROBERTS--Spl'infs. OUVSTANDING C TRACKMEN lH'I'I'Kl-LY-Hprims. FISHER-Shut Put, Hurillcs. HAM4660, Broan! Jump. liIl,RY-Brom! Jump, Hurdles. SKILI.-Sprints. LOUKIH-l'nle Yaulti, Hi-Jump. VAN IJAM-Poli: Vault. l'IiRl'IZ-Sprints. HKINNFIR-Sprints, Hurdles. YICI-INCIA-Hi'Jump. IHCRHICR-Ili-Jump. MOORE-Sprints, Broad Jump. Row I.-Mr. Croeling, K. Murphy, D. Fisher, D. Betlfey, D. Hilby, D. Lough, JI. Perez, B. Wil- liams, D. Boyce, 1. Ham, Mr. Jensen. Rorvll.-D. Francis, C. Skinner, J. Skill, T. Regalrlo, D. Dusterhoft, P. Corzenran, C. Collis. -IZ! X Row I.-D. Cunningham, B. Bake bfarnnler. D. Callozr, J. Dressler, H. lllnnriqzzez, J. Arredorulo. D. Bllffh0l0I7l8Il', Mgr. Xq Row II.--Mr. Ross, Coachg D. Ray S. Jones, J. Campanga. D. Lillard, H. ,Inrobw'or1, I. llflilclrell, D. M1'Comber, E. l'u1rir'l1l - u . N 0 aff? a VARSITY J. V. i I Coach Stewart Ross toolc over the horse- hiders this season to try to whip up a strong ball club. A lot of green material was used although there were a few returning letter- men. No chance for a championship as press time comes, but the Pilots will be a tough squad with which to contend. Showing a strong ball club, the Pilot Junior Varsity, coached by Floyd Maxham, won a good many of their games. Experience will provide a great team for next year's season, and there are some good prospects. Al- though there was no scheduled league, the J. V. squad had a good practice season. Row l.-P. Deartlz. D. Coen. C. Burtliolomeuf. I. Clock, A. Coors, I. Lippi, J. Boelier, M. Helman, J. Kotnilf, B. Moseley, T. Stoker, N. VunHorsen, E. Navarro. Row ll.--J. Alexander, I. Benserna, S. Olivas, G. Mortensen, C. Wells, B. Stanley, H. Jongetjes, I. Reddirlf, E. Luzlinglon, J. Frankel. Row Ill.-K. Terry, W. Pace, H. Herrera, R. A. Reynolds, D. Walls, R. Ogier, C. Snymnn, D. Vanpelt, Mr. Maxllam, Coach. B. Klein, D. Arbenz, C. Phillips, T. Hess-Singles D. Dorman, C. Herbst, G. Chafjin, N. Leavell-Doubles Uaraify .lnnia As the presses roar. the tennis squad is still fighting, and up to now only one round of the two-round series in the new and tough Pacific League has been completed. Results so far are not favoring the Pilot netmen. but under the coaching of newcomer, George Curtis. the club definitely looms as a strong contender. Captained by Chuck Phillips, high hopes are held for the second and final round. J. Hulbert, W. Smiley, C. Chaffin, D. Arbenz, C. Herbst, Captain, C. Phillipxg D. Dorman, N. Leavell, T. Hess, B. Klein G. VanPetten, Manager, C. Levy. -I22 irgi , Cggaorfd First Semester KATHLEEN COOPER. 5.-ff. Nh'l,l,lL' FIEN. .4...vf. rfhf. Second Semester ANNETTE FURRER. Sect. NELLIE FIEN, Chr. MARY DE VOSS Asst. Chr. l'l','.-I RL HUTCHINSON. Chr. .siaorfa Conn Ci Lending a helping hand to all the sports problems of the girls, Excelsior's Sports Council has succeeded in pro- moting many activities during the entire year. Under the leadership of Pearl Hutchinson, first semester. and Nellie Fien, second semester, and Miss Dexter, adviser, the Council sponsored the Silhouette Banquet, many play days. and the highlight oi the year came with the Hi Neighbor Banquet. First Semester GIRLS' SPORTS COUNCIL Second Semester RUN- 1.-13' fj1u,w,,,,- 11. H- D,,,,,'m,,. A, Hgnflerl P, H,,fChi,150,1, Rnu' l.- fP. f1rnolff.D. Claurson, J. Lopez. P. Hu!rhin.wn. II..11ill.s. M. Crofl. S. Merlfrm. D. lllillm. M. De'Voss. N. Fien. M- DBVOSS, N- Flfff- N N v Rmrll.--ll. L. Martin, M. Bowman, L. Weirick, D. Derl.-er, K, Ron' 11.34. Bender, L. Wrrght. H. I'uj1I11. A. bChII1t'flIl1lll',I, J. Cnnpvr. P. Pivrrv. C. Cooper. A. Furrer. TIFOYYYU-V, B- DUUIIIYUI, A- FUVVUV- I23- Z?aaLel On to victory, truly signities the spirit of our baslcet- ball teams, man- aged by Dolores Mills. They met every Tuesday and Wednesday iaith- tully, and Miss Dex- ter, MissiNichols, and Miss Davison helped them de- velop Mfg AJ ? With one of the best turnouts ot the year, the teams were formed which provided keen competition for the girls. The Green Team IV was honored with White Team ll as runner-up. The season was high- lighted with a playday at Poly where over two winning teams represented Excelsior. This year's coach was Miss Dexter, with Mary DeVoss as manager. l24-- HJ! teams of which we could be proud. By going to Jordan for a playday with the Long Beach schools, Excelsior defeated the girls and came baclc victorious. ..L!0CL8g Angel Bender. manager of hockey, arranged six teams which offered lceen com- petition forthe girls. Miss Payne and Miss Lacy. advisers, helped the girls malce the sport one of the most popular. The quarter was climaxed bya hoclcey playday, March 26, at which Beverly Roberts' team tool: the Jordan girls for a score of 4-O. and Nellie Fien's team, runner-up for a score of 4-I. ecreafiona! gamea For the girls who prefer indoor sports. recreational games are offered. Pat Runlcle, assisted by Miss Nichols, did a fine iob of managing this sport. From badminton to table tennis, the girls learned new slcills and learned new games, all contributing to make this sport very enioyable to all girls participating. Ron' l.-M. Shank. M. Daalr. J. Yoslzizalfi, D. Wells. Ill. Blavk, J. Stinson. B. lfannon. J. Allan, J. Pawrh. M. Gmulx. B. Daughin. f 1. 'V P R M ld I' Ron' ll.f-VH. Thomas. D. Allan. fll. lfilfon. B. Looper. I . Sf1lg11'ir . i . Mer on. . , ll rr, ,. llinrivhs. li. l?rancll. N. Childs. B. Sharp, S. Coats. Row l.: J. Suilo. P. West. D. Tlionmssnn. J. Murrell. D. Clawxnn. Kun' ll.- C. L111zrlgl'011. M. SA'I.'llUlI. fi. lfnx. lf. Tracy. D. Deitz. fl. l'1llfI'E l'. Krrlxlwrgvr. junlggllg Tumbling, one of the lew semester sports at Excelsior, produced one ot the finest classes ever had. Barbara Dauphin, assisted by her adviser, Miss Dexter, and her squad leaders, helped the girls to perfect headstands, dives, pyramids, and various other new and old stunts. The girls were honored by being able to perform tor the hoclcey playday, and their exhibition was re- ceived well by the visiting schools. moJern ancing Awlcwardness is overcome and gracetulness gained when modern dancing is held. The girls did bends, spirals, and individual dances, with the help of their manager, Diane Clawson The Green an White teams danced to the rythmic beat ol the Tom Tom under the direction oil their adviser, Miss Moore. l l27- Solgar Softball, managed by Pat Arnold, be- gan with a large turnout of energetic girls. Ten teams were formed and competed for top honors. Since it is the most popular sport here. a great deal of enthusiasm and effort was put out by the girls. making the season a very successful one. M AN AG E R S DOLORES MILLS MAR Y DE IVOSS DIANE CIMA WSON BARBARA DA UPHIN lirzxlrvlbnll Vollei ball lloilvrn Dnlwirlg Tum bling -I28 ears iff i f TEE r L. r :sin I fr -,,, eginnem ennizi Mostly Freshmen and Sophomores come out tor beginners' tennis to prepare themselves tor tournament tennis. These girls learn the fundamentals such as serves, drives, and volleys. Some fine competition lor next year's tennis title is promised lay manager, Carol Cooper. l'.4TTY RI ,Ylxl.lz' ,IN.'Il:'l. lz'lu'NIllfR ll HH' lfh'l,l.l1' lIxH'lSON C.4R0l, IYOJIPER Rav. fIr1rm's llo:'l.cQi' Tllllfll. Tvnlzix lfvg. Tl'lIlliX ' 5 .VARY LOU MARTIN Girls' Tennis Champion. ennifi The tournament tennis class was managed by Mary Belle Davison, advised by Miss Payne. This advanced class learned teamwork and practiced lor the still tournament which was held second semester. Mary Lou Martin toolc top honors as holder ol the Girls' Tennis Champ- ionship title by defeating runner-up Mary DeVoss. ournamenf anniri Rolf' l. --ll. Lee. L. A. Plrilip. C. Hrarlley. A. Furrer. B. Huitt, L. Kleinberg. B. Breiri. L, ,l0l1n.s0n. Rulrll.-l1'. Krrrxbvrger. K. Cooper, B. L. Nichols, S. lnlf.-ftel. M. L. Martin. B. Svefelflt, M. Freeman. l'. Pierce ill. lf. lh11fi1l.sr111. -1- - 1'- -I-I- -I----'---- -I ------------ I- - -I-- - - - - - - 4- CZ gi. Qiankwortfv, gnc. LOS ANGELES I4 SAN FRANCISCO I4I4 W. Seventh St. I26 Post SI. COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CORRECT PERSONAL CARDS CLUB PINS MEDALS FAMOUS I'I-IERFF-JONES CLASS RINGS 1mi1 1 1 1 1 1ii.1ii-4m1iii.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .fest ClQ?z'5lve5 gxcelsior Qradf. . WE OFFER YOU FINE PHOTOGRAPHY I WEDDINGS-Complete story in beautiful white album-talcen home, church or studio. O PORTRAITS-Most modern equipment for adults-Strobo-lite for childrens fleeting expressions. 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Watch Repairing Diamonds BELLFLOWER JEWELERS LET THE STREET CLOCK REMIND YOU Torrey 744-20 Theatre Block Bellflower Blvd. 1un1im1im-m....mr1.m1im1 Ii-mI1r-I.11m-...,1im.1nn-iniI...m--ur-1' x S 5 Norwalk Q Shoe Repair i L I l The Best in Shoe Repairing : E -aIso- r l I ! I NEW DRESS AND WORK I I sHoLs roiz ALL THE 3 I FAMILY ! i I ff Reeve-Li -1- I A ' x I . I 5 L 3 s I i l 3. 5.I..i.,.-,i..-........,,-....-.......,.,.-,.,.-,.,.-....-.,..-...,......-.,.,-...,-.......,.,-..i. -I34 1.141 1 1im1.m1im-nn1M1un..inn1uu.1uu1un1nu.-m-1 11.-11.11 CLEANING AND PRESSING H O W A R D' S NORWALK CLEANERS Added Care Means Added Wear 527 Eronf Sf. Norwalk, California 1im.-iin1un..ini1i...1m1 1 1 111.11inu1im1uu1un1iiu1iiii-11111, 1uu-mi....m1 1nn1 1 1 1 1 1im1H111W1I-n1uu1uu1u-11m Gaines Dru GEO. GAINES, Prop. I627 Pioneer Artesia Blvd. Calif. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '47 from Glitiz-:vn'n Natinual Bank OF BELLFLOWER 332 Bellflower Bellflower Blvd. Calif. Your Home Owned Independenf Bank DEPOSITS INSURED WITH F. D, I. C. ...,.--....-,.,,-....-.,..-....-....-....-....-....-.,........-....-,........-..f. -..,,- - - - - -....-....-....-....-,.,.-....- - - - .-....-... HAMANN'S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 5I5 Front Sfreet Norwalk, California .g..-..,..- ..,. -----.------ . .- -. - .!. 390 MEI- O ICE CREAM George W. Benson Bellflower Blvd. Torrey 77I78 Bellflower, California .u1mi1i 1 1 1I-1im1mi1n1mi1-I-i1n,1 1 1 1 1.m n1nii1iin111111111111111 LINOLEUM - SHADES - FLOOR TILES STORE FRONT CONSTRUCTION American Shade G Linoleum Company I545 PLATE GLASS Torrey 5-YI96 Pioneer Blvd. Arfesia, Califo 11.1-I-i1iin1 1 1.11.1 1 1 1....1uu1.m-.m.1im1.1.n.1-I-. CONGRATULATIONS EL AVIADOR STAFF C5z'lton's cffzrtesia Qbd 777161 C y Ib Years on the Corner Ii Complete Prescription Service B -Ask Your Doctor- I-IAPPY LANDING, PILOTS .1....1,..1 1 1M11.1.1-m1uu1nn1mi1m11,,,1.ui1...'1.1...1 FIRESTONE DEALER SEABRIGHT'S HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLIES Torrey 535I6 I6IO Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, Califo a .g...... .... -....-..,.-...,-..- -...-.. ..-. ...-...- - ,.,. -.... 4. 4- I SILLERS PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I HARDWARE HOIJSEWARES I PLUMBING SPORTING GOODS i SIovES Tovs i ARTESIA STREET HARDWARE CO. i 824 E. Artesia Blvd., Bellilower, CaliI. Torrey 78I-34 - -....-...I-II-.II-.,..-,...-...,-.......I..........3. 4...-..I.-....- - ......-....-..I.- -.,..-I..-..........-....- ....- -,,..- 5, Service lor Particular People at Popular Prices lSEE US'- ROYAL CLEANERS 8: DYERS Ralph Carnes WE CALL AND DELIVER 748 E. Artesia Phone: Torrey 7-O53I 4,,,,..IIII1...,1...I1I.II1.III1.III1II..1IIII1IIII1III.1.III1IiII1.I..-III.1III.1IIII1.I.I1,,,!, .f..I1II.,1I.I.1.III1....1 1 1 1 1 1 .1..II1...I1I..I1....1I.II1IIII.-.IIII1 f I I I I I I I I ESTHER ..1IIII1III1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1III-1IIII1IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 HOWARD '-55ZeM5Z I FUNERAL DIRECTORS I I I I -I' Qn1uII1II-I1IiII1IIII1nII1vII1nII1Im1nn1Im1uII1IIII-IIII1IIII1I.I.1 1IIII1III I T 24-Hour Prescription and Emergency Service 5 I I VICTORY CUT-RATE DRUGS 5 High DuBar I orrey 7-582 855 Artesia Ave.. Bellflower E I -1- 'I' I I PICTORIAL I-IousE I Graduation Portraits T D. S. AND R. I-I, RYMER I Phone Torrey 7-OI85 IZO9 So. Bellflower Blvd. 1 4.,.,-....- - .... - -....- .... -II-.. -...... .... - .... .- -....-I...-.....-.....-...I-..g. I1IIII1IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1IIII1IIII1uII II--IIII1.III1IIiI1IIII1IIII1 1III.1IIII1mI-IW1I.II1I-In1InII1I-II1I-I-1IIII1I.I.-n .1IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.I.I1.I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nI1.Im1.m14III1 1 1 1 1III1IIu1 u1Im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1IIII1III.1 1 1 1 1 1 1III-1 Phone Torrey 7-O3l5 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '47 Whitney CSR Meredith Electrical Contractors INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRS - MAINTENANCE 834 East Artesia Blvd. Bellllower, Calilornia 11m1 f' - ------------------------ ' ' ----- I Compliments of Speanlcdliriilte Market Orangethorpe and Pioneer Artesia -..r.-. .... ...n.r-...r-....-1...-....-..........- .... .. .... ......,- .... -..,.- .... -..........-...T .Eu-....-...... .... .. .... -....-....-....-...,-..,.-....-....-....-....-...........-....- Phone: Torrey 7-9460 H. O. Addington. D. C. Cavender i 5 WAR SURPLUS GOODS - FISHING TACKLE 5 E I ADD'5 LINQLEUM 5HQp Q Q BOB S SPORTING GOODS Q I Robert H. Walters L'l -AhlT'I-V t' BI'd-W'd ' 'noeum Sp al 'e enemn 'H S, 'n OW GUNS Bouom, som AND REPAIRED Shades - Carpets and Floor Covering I I T i 2l2 East Artesia Avenue Phone: Torrey 79l O2 920 Maple Avenue Bellflower. Calilornia i i Bellllowef- California -.......................-rn .... N..-..........-...,-...,-...-r....j. .i.l..-l.......-..,-....-..-..,-..u-.....r.....u.....,-.,-.- -...... Home up ly Company Window Shades Linoleum Shower Curtains Curtain Rods Venetian Blinds Phone Torrey 7728! Shag Rugs 322 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower 1m.1..m1m.1 1 1 1 1.n1.m1m,1r-I--m.1.r1 1 1 1 1.11 - - -un--n-sin I l I I Q . I Bolo I-leintz Dairy Supplies i l l l l22 W9Sf Complete Line Orangethorpe of l U E fgrtesza Qkzzry i California Supplies f ' Surge Millcers H-nn 111111111 - 1111 '1 1 1 'III lan? 1Il' 111111111 111111 u u -u1ui 'i i i ' i- ' ' ' ' ' -l'i'i 'f i - ' - imm l m'i 'l 'l' QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE f . . y 2 2 : l I I B'll'eS Dress SHOP i i DEPENDABLE CLEANERS i SPORTSWEAR DRESSES l . ' E 5 Alterations, Cleaning and Pressing L I6lI Pioneer Blvd. To. 53328 L E l Artesia, California I609 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California 3 ilil T iili '1 'l'l T' I i'Hn'7n iT71T1 'l 7 l' 'ii i l'u7 u7' l' 'l 1' ll lnuiuui 1' lim?ullillliilllllllluilllllili '- '- ' 'N '!' '! ' - '---'----'----- L 1 T i L , L . l l I . E, Prop. Compliments of M, I I Q I A i I i i af rtesia mp ement i L L 2 We Specialize in : l l l and Parts Co. i i -mm and was 5 M2117 allwg' l-lenry Niezen Ken L. Eberhard I635 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California i l - Iil- --------- ------ -'-' - i i ---P iw- '-i- - '-'- ---- --'- - '-'- ---- H - I - -lil -H ---- H----P - ' ' ' ' 'u !' 2 - ' 'W' M - 'n' ' 5 5 QUALITY FOOTWEAR EOR THE FAMILY i HALL s VARIETY STORE i R A B B . S I 334 So. Bellflower Blvcl. ECONOMY SHOE SHOP Q for L ! Home of Nationally Advertised Shoes l l ! Fitted by Experts-X-Ray Fitting is F Phone: Torrey 742-66 i T 450 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflo er, California i l ai. .....-...-nf. .i.i--E.-ii..-....-.-..-i...-....-.... ----- ...-.i.- -.....-....-im up 11.411 1 1 .- -.un1.m-..i.i1.iLi1ui...i,.1.,i-. 1 1 .- -i- 'Q' I I MlLLER'S STORE FOR MEN i 405 Bellflower Blvd. i Bellflower, California i e ARROW SHIRTS . STETSON HATS - JARMAN SHOES I SPORTSWEAR .i.e- V... - - -.- - - .... - .,.. - -... - -.,. -ll-.l- .... - - - -.-.--- '! - --------- '- - - ---- - I I S I L V E R T O N ' S i Formerly Popular Price Store 1 NAT J. SILVERSTEIN, Proprietor I Torrey 72I5I 5 384 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower. California G TIlMTlUlilllli llfliflll illiii llllillll TIIII-iilllllilillll .gn-... -------.-.----.. ..-i f 2 BATTEL'S HARDWARE 1 STORE 2 l626 Pioneer Sf. Artesia, California ----- .......-..-ll-..- .... -.- - -......,.., I 3 COURTESY OF I . . DUNBAR'S . . 5 Bellflower Hardware, i 367 Bellflower Blvd. i Plwene vzsel I 0iOlvI1un1ull- llll -- lllu 1 --W1-in 111111 iii, 1 1 1...,-..m1. W Illl iill 'I l n7 T Tilninuilllli Ulll l llll llii I1 llllll I : Shop Phone: Torrey 52344 MAGS REFRIGERATION T SERVICE T C. D. KLASSEN - FLOYD MCCULLAH 5 I6I2 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California 4..- .... -...-..l- .... -...-...-l.-.... .... .... - .,., - .... - .... - ....-...-. n?:-uuc-uuxuns-un-1nn1uu1uu1uu1 .ili 1.iu-l.u1m.1 .lil 1 ..., 1 .,., 1.,.,1,,,,,.,,, i Res. Torrey 52967 - PHONES - Office Torrey 51387 I E. J. FRAWLEY Furnifure and Appliances 1 SALES AND SERVICE g l6l5 Pioneer Blvd. Arfesia, California .1m,.- 1.n1nn1nn1m11nn1n'1un..uu...m11nu-mi1mi1M-. 110111. ll.1......ml1 1 ...ml1m-1 1 1 1 1 1m.1-m1 1lm1lm1lm1. WEISBARTS Your Friendly Deparfmenf Store 438 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower Free Delivery Torrey 52224 ARTESIA PUBLIC MARKET I6OI Pioneer Artesia, California ,,1nn1lm1ml1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,.1...,1 1....1.lll1 PARKER'S HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES APPLIANCES - PLUMBING Torrey 5 I 542 n1lm1ml1 1 1 1u1llll1.l-i1nii1nn1lnn1 1 1 1 1 Wong'S Food Market 533 Fronf Torrey St. NORWALK 6I28l 1im1im1im1iiu1W1iiH1ii1.1iin14iii14iii1m.1I.ii1.m1mi1.i..1iii.1un NORWALK PASTRY SH-OPPE oI5 Front Ctreet Norwallc, California BEST QUALITY BAKED GOODS ALWAYS ...,.,.. - ..-....- - ,.-,.,.-..,.-........... -..........-....... - -........q. Phone: Bellflower Torrey 7-6382 PARTS SERVICE COMPANY Automotive Supplies and Machine Shop 804 Artesia Blvd. Bellflower STYLE SHOP for Miss ancl Mrs. 435 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, California For the Best of Everything Consult Quality Lumber Company A Complete Line of Building Materials Phone: Torrey 7-O43I 845 Artesia Blvd. Bellflower, California 1mi....im..im1. 1 1i.i.1 1 1 1-m1im1im1nn1 1uu1nn1.nn1ni. 1mi1 1 1.m1iin1i.ii1i-ii1ini1ii1.1-m1mi1-m1im1im- 1 -m1 Phone: Torrey 5- I 209 ED FUNDIN Chevron Products Pioneer and Orangethorpe, Artesia, California 4. -....- - - .... ... .... - ..,. -....-....-....-....- .... -....- - -.....-......-....-ng. i1uu1-m1im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1,.,1...,1 .1nn1mi1im1mi1im1 1 1 1 1 1..i.1mi1nn1..1,,.1,,,,.. n1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i1...i1n.,1un1nn1 1 .5......... -,,.,-.,.,-...,-,...-....-..,.-..,.-....-.,,,-,..,-ni-...,-.,..- -....-....g., .g...-..,.-.,,.- - - - - - - - - - - ... - - ....,.-...g, gxcelsior Cleaners EXCELSIOR EXCELS IN EXCELLENCE BGIIIIOWSI' California 3 ---i uu1i- 1: I Horse and Cow Chiclcen and Rabbit i FSSCIS Supplies SUPERFEED Hay ancl Grain MR. AND MRS. ERNIE NICE 635 Front Street Norwalk, California i ,i1mi11m1uii1iii.1iii-11.1.1 1 1 1 1,1m-1..,,1.n1,,1uu.-iuu1. u-4in1111111111111111ii-I Dulaney lvlotel 83I East Artesia Blvd. Bellflower, California -5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' 'I' v.1m.11111..1.-1111-111 u-1.m1uu-.1 1m.1-ni-. .1m11iw1un...-m1 1 1- 1 1 1m COEIIOWPSOHSS FURNITURE - HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS RECORDS -- RADIOS - RUGS HOUSEWARES 307 BELLFLOWER BLVD. BELLFLOWER 1nn1 1an1..u1m-1nn1M..nn1mi1m.1.in1nn1un1I-n1qu-1mi1.m1.,.-M1.m1m..-....1.....1.r.i-m-M1M1.m1im1....1m.1.i..1m.1my1.m1 .-ui..-I THE NEWSPAPER WHICH FOR 55 YEARS HAS BEEN THE NEWS AND ADVERTISING MEDIUM OFPTHE ENTIRE NORWALK AREA NUTIIMGIIIIIS CUIIII I892I DONOVAN PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing Departmen+ of The Norwalk Call an ISince Producers of Iine printing for II'1e rapidly growing business firms and organizations oi Norwalk and surrounding area. FROM A BUSINESS CARD TO A MAGAZINE-WE CAN FILL ALL YOUR PRINTING REQUIREMENTS 625 Front Street Norwalk Torrey 6-I277 1.1.1 1 1 1 1.,,.1 1 1nu1i-'11 1.1 1 1 1m1im1u Congrarulations Io CLASS OF '47 from I-IubI:'s Market No. 5 See Us for the BEST IN OUALITY FOODS 9I6 So. Lakewood Torrey 7I39O Bellflower .-H1 1 1 1 1 1uu-.n1.q,.1w-un1 1 1 1m1.mi1qu1u 1m.1.m1mi1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -im1nn1im1uu1-i-1n'1 .g..-..i-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-...,....,.--.,I-....-....-....-....-....-.,,.... S I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' NORWALK STYLE SHOP BLANCHE ROBERTS Norwalk California gl. 1i11111 1 1111i ml1im-1 l + C5raham's Barber and Beauty Shop 388 Bellflower Blvd. Torrey 72200 Bellflower, California DRY CLEANING AND DYEING We Call for and Deliver Dlxon's Cleaners A. A. Dixon, Mgr. Phone: Torrey 6-24OI I4-O6 N San Antonio Dr. Norwallc, California 1:m1.1.l..1 1lm1ml1 -.llll1un1nn1ull1un1.,.1...,1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1l-nll1llll1 COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. DIAL'S III, IV and VI PERIOD PROG. OF MAN CLASSES 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.l,1.l.,-.. 1 1 1 1lul1ll:l1, I I 'I ' F ' ' ' ' ' ' I e I I l Everything for Baby, Sister, Brother- I From Birth to I6 Years I I I I I 3 Da rel Lane I I Tots to Teen Toggery ' I I 362 s. Bellflower Ave. Bellflower, California 2 I I I l 4..- .,.. - .... .---....--.--- . .....-ng. +11 llll 1 llll 1 1 1 llnl 1 llll 1 illl 1 llll 1ml- ulll 1 llll 1 lll: 1llu-u 1 -uu1lu1-ll 0? I I - Phone: Torrey 52219 I I PICK-UP AND DELIVER - I IL I CUIPUIPIIIB 1 I I I M Ik I I IUIT Bl Laporte 8: Son I I RADIO SALES AND SERVICE I . I E. F. Laporte, Repair Technician f I I I IOl5 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California .g..-...-...-lI- ..., - .... -l..-I..-...- -I..-..,-...-...-..-............I. nf.-1-m1un-:m1 1 1nn-un 1111 ull1 lllv -nl-w1n-111114--'19 e I A I I COMPLIMENTS I I or I I i FRESHMEN - I . AND - I i SENIORS I I I I l I I Qs +I- .l-- ---------- - - -I----------+ -I42 C50 tire jiilowing. . Fred Smith Los Angeles Engraving Co. Los Angeles J. Edmund Watson Portraits Los Angeles Bill, Carl and Earl Sewell and Dulce Printing and Binding Santa Ana Sam Babcock S. K. Smith and Company Covers Glendale The 1947 cgnnual Staff ojjlers an expression of appreciation. . . 1-4,4 . W. :ff-.. -.: Q ,. all 5+ '51 F , . 4 I- -. , I Y,ku 4.-A uf., . .L ' , xv, V ,., . 'E rf,- .,,-,l,,, . ...Q .,,. 4A - ' . ., A ,, IS, ,Urn , .1 -w . x ,, E 4 , :Gif I Q ,- 4 -,--4, .ar In 1 , 1 .4 , ': rv f , , -' . .6 F3 , ,, C , . ,N -, .- k1,,- Q- x,.'4 -gf ' Q.: - ' 'I if--'T . .fr 'ff' p. . .. , 5 --,,h,f4ML:,Y f :jr , 4 , ,mt . M, -1 lfw,-,770 -.,,,-. ,V rv, I -.... -.- A1 , , , , . A ,, 3 .,..' V :J A iq - J'-'+' Gs r ifi. f, , Aw - .' , ... . '. ng- ,.- - .- ' '. -'K iff' 'f 1 . ' .ML N, ,, 1 .AA ., - 3.7 , .QL A - , i ' X, H c --af ' . S . . 1 .Vi ' -, - a! - 7-ii - , V - 1 - K. 4. 4' lr: y 'p ., 4,5 I ' ,,A.,..n'r 5- ,1- -Y my ' affix Y- - ' 1 , , Mxf r' Ku- - .I I I . ,- - -gm . S . 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