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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1948 volume:

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E5 as S 9 W E5 N ff S in 2 3 IFQPRIEWORI As the world goes, so must Excelsior gog and as the modern miracles of today take place in their various ways, so will the modern miracles of education and high school life take place here on the campus of Excelsior High. To portray these scenes of joy. study. and companionship, we have employed the medium of a modern miracle-TELEVISION. Through this medium we shall attempt to cast, as the stars of our television stage, the big. the little. the strong, the meek-all those that make up the student body of Excelsior Union High School. A r 4 WIC l'R,UlilJI,N IJIiIJICA'I'lQ TO: An unsung licrof- lnmm' and preslige of Ifxcvlsioi' High uhme pan'- '1- A man. who through his own quiet. sim-s-re f'hai'au'lci'. has slriu-n lu kup thu A man whosv prinviplvs and frielirlh pvrsnmililx hum- 4-a1i'1'lv4i hnn lo slunil ml nf high icivuls - A man who is niuvh clesvrving for his cunsistvnl si-i'xii-v to hvllvr 1-mliiczilimi In It ul Excelsior! UIEUIICAWI NGN 1. Hl'GH NNI' Tllli ION! ICI, ' AX IA D CCAMXIP9 US SCIENIES 6 adio uide FOREWORD DEDICATION PROGRAM BACKERS SPONSORS PRODUCERS DIRECTORS HCHALLENGE TO YOUTH UMR. PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS WE THE PEOPLE SEN IORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN HW H A T'S BIG THE WO INSIDE BETWEEN 7 CWcfmini5trcztz'on and gaculty SIPDONSURS IPRODUIQIERS K IIRIEQTURS 8 f fF,. In. A 5' If AE ' L X-2 QS Qs f 23353455 A ,r x .'..,.IfQ 'X :W gcgj X v. PROGRAM IBACKIERS . R . 6 L SPONSORS With the ultimate goal and constant guide of a superior Excelsior, the members of the Board of Trustees supervise the student activities, the phys- ical plant, and the personnel of the school. These men are representatives selected, one each, from the five communities which comprise the Excelsior Union High School District. The only compensation for their endeavors which these capable. puhlic-spirited citizens receive is the satisfaction of knowing that they are helping pre- pare the youth of today for the world of tomorrow. M. l'lASKKl.l,, Presitlcnt T. Kll,l,INGSWUR'l'l'I, Clerk lf. IRISH lf. SU'MlXll'ili H. U'l l'l-IRBAQIK 10 Sillfil'Ill hmiy uml fzlvlllty. HAIPH In i5l'HNillH'i'. SllIH'Villlf'lllil'IlI ami l'rins'ipal SUIIPNERIINTIENIDIEN MR. BURNIIIIIT lpmu the shoulders of Mr. Ralph l'. Hurnighl. 5llllPl'iIlil llfil'lll ami i'rim'ipz1l. falls lhv rf-spmisihilily of guiding Ihr' progwss ul' nur svluml. Mr. Hurniglit has pruvwl himsvif 11 vgipalrlv mf-1'-all slip:-rvism' of our si-lwul uml :ui mvf-llc-lil CII-UI'llill2ll4H' lwlwvvn Vllllllllllllilf um! svlmul au'Iivilif's. Uf'I'2lllSl' oi thx- zuillmrlty vvsloci in him hx' lhv lgmrinl uf 'liliglvvs hr- ie lhv final illllllfbfilf on ull qllvslions in l'?gIill'li lu lhsr sf-lnml ami slumlvnl llUiil'iPSl if-I with ull his umm clulwf. he IHIIIIIIIN 1 :men mei 11 BERNIIIE RANKIN, Vim--l'rinvipaI WllClEfli5RIlNCIIllDAll To the office of Miss lit-rilive lianliin. l'ixL'elsiol'is Vice-l'rineipal, go the many questions c-oneerning the policy of curricular and extra-curricular activities which are of great importanre to students and faculty members alike. Through her genteel, juflieious. anfl interested manner. Miss RilltliilliS tlecisions and aclviee keep the calendar running with preeision so that the maximum of stumlent activities have heen possible. ln addition to her numerous Cluties as moclerator of hoth academic and social functions. the Vit?-PI'lllK'llJitliF sphere of influenee has extended into the Surround- ing communities as well as on Flxeelsiofs campus. Mies Rankin' recent election to the presidency ol' the local 1-ont-ert series is hut ono example of her cultural conlrihulion to the several communities represented by the Excelsior Union High School District. 12 LUCILE TOMBS, Girls' Vice-Principal BOYS? VIICIE 7 IPDRIINCIIIPAIL Completing his first year as Boys, Vice- Principal. lVlr. Donald H. Lund has made himself known to everyone on the campus through his fine work in directing activ- ities of the Boys' League and for his excellent organization of campus commit- tees over which he has supreme control. By his firm, yet good-naturcd. com- panionship. the Boys' Vice-Principal has upheld the standards of courtesy. fair-play. and fellowship among the boys of Excel- sior. His leadership and interest in the boys themselves have been clearly shown during the year 19-1-7-1948. GHRILS9 VIICIEQIPDRIINQIIPAIL Witli friendly. sympathetic understand- ing of the problems confronting teen- agers, Miss Lucile Tombs directs the girls of Excelsior in their social functions and assists in the solution of personal prob- lems. The activities of the Girls' League come directly under her helpful handg thus through her social awareness and training, the girls have learned co- operation and friendliness. The splendid results of the efforts of the Girls' Vice Principal as supervisor and adviser of student government speak for themselves and have made of Miss Tombs a friend of the entire student body. NAID R. I.ltND. Boys' Vice-i'rincipal This year Mr. Richard Gahr has assumed the added duties of Acting Counselor, combining these new tasks with those already acquired as Director of Guidance. The programs, the educational plans, and the vocational plans of each student are carefully considered by Mr. Cahr. He is cognizant of the needs of every Excelsiorite and has been generous with his time. showing patience and knowledge in assisting students with their plans for the present and the future. RICHARD GAHR M ting Counselor Carrying out the complexities of the attendance laws of the state of California in a large school district are the major duties of Director of Attendance, Mr. Frank Little. Always a busy section of the campus before school are the windows of the main office, where, through the fine work of lVlr. Little and his staff, the attendance problems of Excelsioris absentees are considered with care. The Director of Attendance serves Excelsior as a link between the school, the parents. and the students. FRANK LITTLE Dner tor of Attendance No large educational institution can function without a sound financial foundation. The position of Business Manager, in the capable hands of lVlr. Henry Korsmeier, is one of responsibility. Through careful planning and execution of approved plans, Mr. Korsmeier sees that the necessary funds are available for the needs of each department, that the budget is carefully balanced, and that maintenance of old and construction of new buildings on the expanding campus of Excelsior are carried on with the greatest of efficiency for all concerned. HENRY KORSMEIER Business Manager 1111 lllfS'l'lCR AHTIIURS lIhuirmun, Home l':I'0ll0ll1l1'S W.-Xl,'l'ER BAlilNlG:XR'l'Nl'lH lillillflllilll. ,'xgll'l1'lIlllll'P l'fl,lll'1Nl'f IIl,liIAYlNCl'1R 1 il11lll'lIlElH. fi0HlII1Pl'I'0 lil-INEYIE l7l'IX'l'EH lill2lll'lI1ilIl. Girls' Pluysim-al l :illll'?lllUl1 lDllRlEClVURS llfpartlnvnt 1'llZ1ll'lTH'I1 svrw as an link lwtwvvn umlininistrutinn zunl Ilzivully to strvngthun thc' instri14'tion olifvrvml to the- stiulvnts nl lflxrcllsiur. 'lllwse' IlllI'll'4'Il lf'Zlllf'l'S. working with the znlministration. lAUI'llllllLllP plans in ln- 4-xi-1-111:-el lay the- tc-awlwrs in varh fir-ld. It is tlwir 1-0-rrpeiutivv spirit :mil knmxlwigi- ul' l'lIl'I'l lll tr:-mls in t'lllI4'illl0II whivh Hlkllif' of tlwsv lwznls. vawll il WQ'll-ll'illlll'll spvrialist in his own siilmjc-vt fivlfl. il xitul form- in the Ptllllillltlllill Sll'll1'llll'l' and philosophy ul' this mmlvrn high svlmul. INK! IJRISIIULI, S'll.fXNl.l'fY Kl,,-'lllSNl'fli lillLlll'lI1ilIl. lllzltlwlnzltivs lflmirlnan. Sowiul Svivlirc- .lUSl'll'lllNl'i NISSIEY Ula A . lf ul'sl An'rHUn FlNc:H .1osi:i'H mnmznon ' ' ' filllliflllilll. lhlPf'llLlIllI'S Arts lllllllfllliill. Buys' l'l1ysi1'z1l lI'KllXll'IN 0Sl,l'fR vE,l,A HOPPER l':illIf'Llll0ll lillillflllllll. llvziltll fillillflllllll. Mori:-rn ICIJITII LOWE Ill CII XUST l,iillg.fllkl,EIt' fjlmirmim- Art llllllil'lHllll. Sf-ii-in'v 15 Although the itlval of vu-ry l'u1'ulty lI1K'IIllJf'I' is to V0lll.I'IllllU' his lrit to thx- ova-r-ull growth of the studs-nts who vomf- within the l'1llIIllS ol' his inl'ltwnm'c', hr is also an wlltvzttol' lI'ilIllf'1I in his specific tctutliingg fir-ld. Following: arf- prvxir-vis ol' votirsvs llI'K'Sf'llft'lI lay xurious 1lf'purtrm'nls at Ext-elsior: AtlRltIllI,'I'URI'I: In the he-zlrt ol' l,os .Xngvlvs County, worltl-rc'now'nwl for its J.lgLl'Il'llll.lll'ill promlm'tixity. is our FXIIZIINIIIILI vom-atiollul fztrni training Ill'UQll'ilIIl. lilllllbllgll this l X1'l llf'llI in-training sm-1'xi1'r- lfwvlsior boys are taught thc- skills vsltivh will nialw tlwm tha- furmvrs ol' the fllllll't'. ART: Opportunities 2lI'l 0llvf'I'4'll for 4'l'm1tiw Pwprvssion in volor. lwallty. form, r-motion. zwstllvtit' HIlIll'f'l'I3lI0tl, Slll'l'f'LlIiSllI. EIHII symlnolism througth the Yalriwi 4-oursvs in tlw url llc-pa1l'tii1m1t ut Exvvlsior. IIOINIMERIIIC: Preparation for IIIINIHPSS positions in postshiglt svhool days is giwii in tllf- nmny voursrs requiring spevtl, 21l'l'lll'Lll'y, rl'l'im'if'l11'y. unrl IIlllllSIl'y whivll form tllv von' ol' Ifwf-lsior's 4'lJllllllf'I'l'lilI lIf'IH,lI'Ullt'IlI. ICNGLISH: The trrm HVOIIIIIIIIIIl4'ilIl0llu is synonymous with I'lll'l't'IlI pt'zu'tia'es in the te-tu-llingr ol Ifngxlish. 'IIIIVUIIHII oral and writtvn work stutlvnts aw ufliortlwl opportunitiefs for S4 lli-t'XIlI'i'SriI0ll. Appl'e-4-ia- tion of good hooks: il1't'lll'il1'y, spe-ml, Ill't'SHlll't in journalism: tlramatin' Ilill'lIt'IIiilIiUll1 lIlPl'ill'y tlsuggvf all are invorporutwl in English instruvtion. FRANK ADAMS IIA ANTIIUNY I'II,UllISI'I IIHINICCAR IXIH-hunivs Arts Art Ifilgllish. Soviul Sl'IQ'lll'l' LUIS .IRAN ADAMS .IUYIC IIARTUN Vl'll.l,lANl HIIl,lFI Home I'I1'onon1i1's lhIklIilPIl1ZlIIl'S S4'lK'llI'1A. Ilvultll CHARLES ANDERSON CIQUHGIC BISHOP I HI'IIJIfRllfK IIIIICNNICY fi0ITlITlf'l'l'C Mr-1'l1a11i1's Arts Sovizll St'if-m':- GICUHGIC 1'IUH'I'IS Boys' I'l1ysi1'z1l Iitl. .lI'IWEl,I, IIAVISUN Girls' I'hysit'aI Iftl. l'IIYl.I,IS IJEIIICI. Il0l11I1IPI'l'r' 16 full IJICWIIIHST IUANSY GAQQE X lTf'l1f'l':G'x DI H Hmmm l'fvm1un1i1s x 1 . ' .N , , , Snwiul S1'if'Ilt'Q' I 'xglilil ?'l.I?vlT-1 'S PINLVXH Flslm: Q l 'g', 5 MU.i,.uINH.H f.'XRli ll:X:Nblz I l 4Ill.H Fl'I.KlCRSON 'x2'4l h W fiUllllllf'l'1'4'. xlLlllll IllLlIi1'S, IIAHULU HfXIi'l'.ll'fN Noviul Sf'iI'll1'1f Mzlthelxlutivs SHARNIUN HAWLEY English 'l'. ll. ll.'KWl.PfY Swir-lwv VULNKY ll,'XWl.l'fY NIi l'll11llil'S Arts .IHNN HAWN Girls' Physivzll Hd. IDIWEQTURS 1fl.IfMMI'f'l' HHNUlHl lx Boys' l'Inysi4-ul Pd Sm 'iul Sl'i1'lH't' VMI,-X HENRY f:0llllllPl'l'1' I'fl,lZ.-'KHHIKII Ill I HFS Lu tin RllIH:XRl7 .IANIIN N Nw'l1u11im's :Xl 17 ERNEST JENSEN Wll,l,IA'fVl KAHN1 CONRAD LANCE FIUHIJ NIAXIIAXI Boys' Plwsical Ed. Maths-nmativs Sfmvial Srivmw- Buys' l'l1ysi1'al MI mmm' JOHNS ALVA KEIM, mln, Lmklc UW1 ,NIIIUIB English English English FI4!'ifI5El'ihifnlilg 1' 'I' ' IRMA JOHNSON EDWIN KIHKvA'1'Ru:K r:Am1R1, 1,lNc: gQl.,,i4,I A ' X Ellgligh Strllrly Hall AlElfh6'Hli1li1'S luiwiuu, NURS MAURICE JOYCE DOROTHY LACY NIILIARD LUNIJE :xIilIhQ'IT1Hfif'S. En llsh Health Girls' Physical Ed. Music Nlf'4'IIilllif'S Arts 18 ll,lAl,NlAH USTICR- UA fl lill Stlflill S1'lt'll4'l' Hlftlllxl.-X l'llEl..'XN Girls' Physical Eli. CARLEY PORTER Social Science lllffXl,'l'll: The llellltllflll lising: vlassf-s. with the- airl of the sc-llool l1ltl'Sf' and the pllysiral f'fllll'8Il0Il 4l0plll'tlllPllts. striw to tflzlvll students health llallits llasvrl upon sl'if'ntifil' Rllfl spiritual YEllllI'S whirh will he-lp to llllilll SlI'0ll lloclil-5 allll t'I't'ZllC' IIl'0IK'l' attitllflvs ful' work ill svllllol ami in the ttllllll lsorlsl. llllllli EUONONIICIS: tluokillgl. sewing. llllllli' lIl2lllllgIf'Il1PIll. Cllilll C2tI'i'. hollis' llvvolnlillll llrv t'tilll'Sf'!4 of great import tn thi- llltllrf- ll0Y1lk'Ill!tlU3l'S ul :Xlllf-l'il'a. Nl,'X'l'lll'lNlA'llll'fS: lxlillllf'IIlillll'S is the lHlt'lill0lll' of St'lPll1'f'. llllsillvss. llltltlSll'y. Elllll th? h0lllP. Courses gmlrvll tu thf- lll't'llS of itll stllllellts arf' offrred ill this lielml. lllCtIll.flNlfIS ARTS: lll itll age' of IIlf t'l12llllt'Lll sellpllelllllvy. f'l'Patiull. lllllilltl-'llullvc-'. :lllll ulwlwltioll of all type-s of lllzll'llillvl'y zlrv 0l'l'vl'e-ll to thc- lloys of Exm'Plsilll'. 'llllv llvw llllilllillgs ullll splvllllill f'qlliplllf'llt are :lll illspiraltioll to SlllIlt'IIlS ill this field. llU5ltl2 l'lt'l0lli0llS xoivf-s. Illf'lll0l'lllllP songs. llrlrlllony-:lll arf- vovzllizvll !'XlIl'f'SSl0ll!4 of the joy nf lllllsiv. SIIIIUVUIIS llt'2llS uf tllt' mighty Ufllflll. VZll'i2tIi0llS l'l'0tIl light tu l'lZlSSll'lll lllllstvrs Sllllllll forth l-Iilllll lllt' pizlllu. lXlf'illIWl1llt'. tllrf lI1itl'4'lllllQI llallrl SK'llliS out its trilllllpllllllt lull-mls of tllillly lllSll'll- lllt'lllS. Zlllll tllv 0l'l'lIt'Sll'itl llI'l'illlgll'lllI'llIS t'll1ll'Ill list1'lll'l's. lll'UNlllgI that Ulll' lllllsil' 4lt'IittI'lltI0lll is lll'Xt'llDIilIljI stllllvllt tall:-llt. rf llEl,EN REAKQAN ARLENE ROOT llltlllrlllll S'l'.'KNl.l'lY l,il1l'al'illn Nlll'Sf' Art Wll,l,lAlNl REEVES ALICE HUl'l,ET Nl.-Klllfl, S'l'EWAH'l' l':Il,LIllSll Girls' Pllysival Ell. lxlllSl1', English NElil,AlNlENA ROACH COR,-X SHERZER NORMAN STHUH English English. Sovial Svivnce Sm-ial Sl-ivm-e 19 MARY SUMNER KENNETH TORCERSON HARRY VAN PE'l I'EN EVA WILLIAMSON Spanish Science Mathematics Commerce ERMA SVVARTHOUT CLARA MAY TRACY VIOLA VVEICI-IT MARIE WILSON Social Science Commerce. Mathematics Spanish Home Economics JAMES THOMAS ALONZO VALENTINE LOWELL WILLIAMS Wll.lJA YATES Mechanics Arts English Mechanics Arts Music Not l,It'flll'4'flI S'l'I,lAll'l' CUNIJERMAN Social Scicncc MODERN AND IILASSIKIAI. LANKLIIAIQES: Latin. Spanish. and French offer the student an understanding of the cultural heritage of the past and the aliility to communicate with and to understand the prolulcms of our neigxlilmors in other countries. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Brains, lrrawn, bodies, humps, hats, halls are requirements for at successful athletic pl'O2l'iIIII with goals of co-operation. courage. sportsmanship. fair-play. and enjoyment. The great interest shown lay hoth hoys and girls in team sports and after school sports is evidence of the worth they find in physical education. SCIENCE: In this atom-smashing: age. the field of scientific research is vital to the preservation of humanity, Biology. chemistry. physics. photography, and allied sciences are samples of electives offered for the advancement and the betterment of mankind. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Beginning with life on the campus at Excelsior. the social science department instructs students in the complex prolmlems of man living in social groups, in the community. in the state. in the nation, and in the world. From the past the student learns of his heritage and the mistakes of his predecessors. He keeps abreast of current happenings, learns to think and to reason for himself. and to adapt himself to his environment to become a hettcr, more useful citizen. 20 IJOIIO'I'IIY ITRANIZII .I IIIJY l1Ul.IilNt15 ykssist. -XtlentIuin-e Iih-rk St 1'I'f'Iill'y. Iinsinvss 'ind Wert II:-rk to Ifnnn- Ullne sflm ,.A ,.,. .,A W 'A' II3'1 I H1 '1 S I'3i'Iit14?B5''t,E:tWf?I I.iIn':n'y III:-rk ' INIIIO'I'IIX IIUI.I'iINI,'XN MARY 'NNN II,'XNS'I'IiONI 'kIII'IllI1tlll'l! lllvrk JXIIIIIIIII?-II'ilIIU' St-t v. S IC C It I'l'I' A It I IC S Iluy hy tlay 1-uuntless details are Iiz1ntIICcI with speed and accuraev hv the set'l'etaries ' ' IIARIIARA .IRAN und cIerks in tht- routine which keeps the HEFLIN Q . . Q . V 4 . I Ser-retary. Vice l'rin1-ipaI mntni of Itxcelsim in 4-xt-eIIent nunning RUTH HILL 1-nntiitinn. Behincl desks antl counters. FI3J?Q:5fI3kNEI'56I2LA,l.,l. their enurtesv. CIll'Pl'I-llIlIPSS ztnfl kindness iLlbfafY UCFIC ' . . ELIZABETH KRAX- are feIl hy z1II whom they SPI'Yt'f-'-3lIYl1llllS- BERGER , I Q Q' V Secretary. English and tration, Iacu ly. and students. 5,ip,,l.e D,,1,a,.Une,,tS Z1 SADIIC NIOUSIIAGIAN Assistant Secretary VIRGINIA NORMAN SP1'l'f'fHI'y. Buys' Y.-II. MIIDRICD ORR Secretary. llonnselor PI-IYLLIS OWEN Bookkeeper, Business Office Csfudfnf g 0'VE'7'1'l77l6'7'lf MMR. lPIR,lESIll IEN1V STUII IENT IBOI Y OIFIFIIGEIRS SIERVIICIE URGANIIZATHIONS ' 22 f--......... -.nu ,.,... H.--........ Lg, '? f wmfwm ? Q Qi? QE 2 ATI M W4 -'Q 9 M. sl if l MARY DOAK. Vice-sljresielent DICK BARTON, President Soaring to the heights in student body government was the Excelsior student liody ol' IOIT-11113. lnder the control of lliclx lhrton. President. and Nlary lloak. Yicc- Prcsident, the liirst semester was char- ted with great ease and success. The field was cleared and made ready for the line series of events which took place. including outstanding achievements in music. sports, and other organizations. Dick, as President. l'ull'illed the duties ol his olifice and added to the adxancelnent ol' all school functions. Nlary lloak. as Yice- l'resident. niost el'- ter-tively ran tht- school court and aided the Presiclcnt and tht- entire student lnody in the art of co-operation. All ol this made the lirst semester a niosl complete and successful lveginning ol' a niost prolitalile year. Mlyflllllo lPRlESlll IENTM Truly winning their wings ol' honor. Alan llrich and Phyllis Alexander reached the shining goal of taking command and very efficiently hringing to a close a year that made great advancements in school life and procedure. With rare skill and calm- ness. Alan llrich, President. acted as head of all school affairs lor the second semester and helped to bring to the student body the finest of educational programs and other forms of amusement, Phyllis Alexander, as Vice-President. acted as assistant to the President and head of the school court sys- tem and completed these tasks in good o r d e r. Friendliness and co-operation throughout this semester and the entire year have ended in one of the greatest and most fun-packed years in Excelsioris his- tory. ALAN LRICH, President. lJl'lYl,l.lS Al,EXANDl'lli, vl1'1 l,I'f?Slllf'llI 24 lx Xl Nll4iillClll.l'i, M-II l,vziila-r: .ll'1fXNlNl'i 'l'll0HN'l'UN, 'lil'f'ilNlIl'l'l'I fll'iHliY W-Xl,Sll, Se-1'i'1-Iul'y: l.M,lllI'l X HHYN, Sung l,.-:ull-r: KLHIQININ Fllllfvlllllll, Sn-rg1i-ulll-a1!- Minis. Qll1iQERS lilw SllItll'Ill lmcly ullive-rs lm' tlw y-ar nl l'll1-l-3 haue- tllI'Cl'lt'tl lhvir vmnplvlc 4-l'l'm'l tuwuril Ihr- liinul aaml slim-4-irssliil 4-um-lusimi of a wry prufilahle year. With the spmisuriiig nl u vc-iw' wvll-plannml S4-lwiil l'LIl'lllX'Gl. thi-v lrulx suw the rezilizutimi nl' 1 lung limi- clri-Lim. Hy selling their 4-unlrnls in lltv ilirevtiun of good lvuclvrsliip am l.l'l1'Il4lll 1-in-upenilioii. they limi- ainlwullm-ml iiilh llying volors aml lulw wrm for thu-in sm-lws mul lor thc- sm-lmul uulslaimling i'e1-ngliitiuii in llllllly fin-his ol' uvlivilir-s. Nl NIH Mill KNO, S:-vu-lziry: 'l'l'IlJ lllli-XSIC, Xvll I.:-aulvr: ,llCuXNlNl'i 'I'IlUliN'l'UN, 'l'r:-ii uni Xl Xlllxll l 7 Nll l', 5l'IigLf'ilIll - ut - M'ixis:NlsXRlUN Hlflfx ES, Sung livaiilvlx 25 Seennml selnester group llnw l.- ll. llnnser, .l. llolmerls, Xl. Skinner, M. ll. Cos lelln, ll. Reid, l,. 'Fun aku, Nl. flilxson, E. , . , . liliiekloril, L. Nxl'lQIlll ll. A. Reynolds. llnw II.-- -X. llrirh, .l. Myers, D lloss, l.. Brown, D. lion way, S. Vander Veen l. lrelund, Nl. lieitell, E Sim-ktoll. llow lll.- M. Nipp, C. llnrtholomew, D. How ell, D. llleliallum, A Negly, ,l. Lnponr, A Hill, R. Wagner, R Smythe. llow IV.- D. Meredith, Nl. Hef lin, l.. Nletzler, B Whipple, R. Fruzfer G. I'lt'lTf'fIlil, .l. Wiley F. Oda, F. Strong. 'e government. the sluflenl eouneil has eonipl-eteil u year well to be niemhered in the archives of our sehool's history. lincler the guiding hai QOUNCIIIL Maintaining one of the most iinporlunl parts of l'ix.cfelsio1 s represenla of Dick Barton. first semester Fresiclent. and Alun llrieh. Presiclent for the seeond semester. this organization has fliseussecl anal mlecialed upo ues brought clireelly from the eouneil elasses. re- ide First Semester Group: Row Lf D. Carney, M. l,. Ap plelmury, B. Oakley, J Roherts, I. La Pointe D. Knowles, .l. Palmer N. Allison, J. Cormier How Il.f l'. Holtz, J. Shawn, H Gregory, M. Saldana A. Pylman, L. Boersma .l. Carpenter, N. Me Pheeters, M. D. Costel lo, .l. Tapking. Row Ill.- P. Rumell, l.. Retll wiseh, A. Smith, R. Lar son, J. Sehweitzer, B Barnes, M. Nipp, P Torenu, N. Hoopes. Row IV.- B. Heinemann, N. Pier ey, H. Hauser, K. Huh len, H. Dumlxeek, ,l Palmer, G. Nylen, L Jeffrey, P. Putren. 26 Row I. I.. Arredondo. lf. Bruner, B. Loehnert, F. Burnight. Row ll. 'l', llorter. B. Barnes, ,l. Palmer, R. Mooshagian, E. Sf-hmidt, H. Frazier. JMP GIES Witli fairness for all and prejudice for none. Exeelsioris student judges had a year of deciding the fate of many a misdoing student. Under the leadership of Mary Doak. first semester Vice-President. and Phyllis Alexander. second semester Vice-President. the judges gave their valuable time to complete con- sideration of individual eases. Acting as a medium he-tween teachers and students and granting the students an opportunity to defend themselves in all eases of misbehavior. the judges re- ceive their gratitude from a student body of contented students who feel their part in Excelsiors form of student government. Row l. l.. Wright. Nl. lloak. ll. Me- lformirk. .l. 'l' i l t n n. E. Brauer. Row ll. ll. Seavy. .l. O'Neil, B. Kempton. H. Nlanriqnez, E. Sehmidt, M. Heflin, D. Barton. 27 CCAMXIPUS CAMPUS LEADERS Organizing: an eflivient and fast moving: groiip nl' vanipus leaders was the first duty ol' Serge-ant-at-Arms, Cordon Stewarfl. who. with his vam- pus committee vliairman. Maurive Nipp, welded into a squad of fel- lows the reafly and willinz attitude which brought about a better look- ing Pilot Campus. These leaders pro- vided the lmavkbone to a large vama pus organization wliivh is always working for the sturlent lmofly. 7-5 QUMQ MIITVTVIEIE Setting up a growl systvm ul' 4-mitrnllingt tlw rush to ilu- vainly Mun- anrl an effirient rnethml of keeping tlir- vunipu- vln-au was a lrigg join perfrnriiwrl in a manner welt-muf-ml Ivy all. First sviiie-stvl' Ullillflllilll. NlllllI'lI'P Nipp. and Mae- Xlvlliuty. sm-uml ss-lm-stvr l'll1llI'HlllIl. with ilu-ir 1'm1lli1itt1'1's wearingg the lmig greet: ami wliitf' lrunlgir-s, a guml elvlit-me fm' flis0r4,lf'r ami r'arelessn1-ss, Ilf'l'l.0l'lllt'4l lol' ai lvettvr l :Xl'1'lSi0I'. Campus l.ea4l+-rs, First Selnester: Row l. .l. Palmer. H. Nlrmsliagian. 'lf l'm'te'r. M. Nipp. liliairluauz ll. Sll'XS2ll'tl. How ll. E. Svlmiirlt. D. Hardin. Xl. Nlf'Ciuty. lf. l.mling1tou. ll. l,4-limau. 28 0 UI'-UF-BOL' NDS C0 M MITTICIS Huw I. I.. lgillingrwlr-y, il, Nlnrtvn- hl'Il. H. XX UH. Huw H. Nl. Nipp. U. l,1lI'll1'4', IC. Svluninll. filI.liI'lllilll. C.'XMl'l,75 USHICIIS Hun I. .l. liramfurml, H. I,2llIQfUl'lI, .l, H:-X. R.SuI1i41m1. H. Hurt, f.lIllIl'Illilll. Huw ll. NI. Nipp. li. Gary. ll. H1-ill, ll, S4-avy. IvHIIf'I'iIlgl stunlvnts at all spurts funvtirms anml maintaining 0l'4lf'l' and nmny ntlwr jnlvs xwlw- llw flutivs ufc'l1zlil'nl1lll Bula Hart, :mul the CHIIIIPIIH Uslwrs. fZI'l'IlIf'Ii tllr' sr-Muni SPIIIPFIOI' was tlw fJlIl'0f-ROIIIIII5 f:0l1llllilU'l', lllNll'l' Ilw Uilliillllf' IQ'il4If'l'SI1iI! of Pill S1'llIIli1h. VQ'itll this 4'nlnlnitI1'r', tllf' muff lmllmls I!I'0Illt'l1l wus wvll cun- trullvll. fjilllllllls l,:-zulr-r- Se-4-mul Sf'Illl'Sfl'I'f iuw I. li. xllillillilgiilll. 'If l'urtf-r. Nl. Nipp. H. N. Rr-yl1ul1ls. N. ,-Xlws. .l. Wulkvr. Hum ll. Nl. Nl:-ilinly. ilhnirmzmz IJ, l IxilIll'iN. lf. Stlllllilh. .l. Nvlsrm. ll. Hurt. CMVIVUS IJICAIYICIQS l oIlnwing1 llw ftalmlamls sf-I forth lry tht' first s1'll1t'sll'I'. thx' sw-mul sw IIIPSIPY Vzunpus lm'a14lm'rs, thus lllllt' lwudn-el Ivy 'Klum' Mvilinly, e-1ule-a1vor- Pri to zlvlmiml- :md Illllilllilill il wvll working ll1llf'l1ilIl' to f'lII'IIlt'I' ilI1IDl41lXt' ilu' ilPIll'2lI'ilII4'4' :xml llilfllfill tum- ol' il we-ll-kept vmupus lwrr' al! Hxvvl- sior. WPII-0l'gHI1iZPti OIYIPI' zmd a :wat appeurum-P reigxzmewl supreme over tlw vampus this past year as a rvslllt nf ull-zlruuml vo-ups-rzxtion. 29 Row l. l. Palmer L. Ferr l . I w ye 1. Bailey. Row ll. B. Barnes. A. Alxes. .l. Svhwcitzer, E. Schmidt, R. George. Atlll lllltflllilltkllhfll USIHIIERS The curtains close. the assembly is dismissed. and the capable auditorium ushers are at the doors ready to keep a calm and even pace among the students. Headed by ,lay Palmer. they have done a magnifi- cent job during the year in keeping order at our assemblies. The school should be justifiably proud of the line work done by this group of boys in keeping an orderly. pleasant place during school assemblies. plays. and public gatherings at Excelsior. AUIDlllURllUlMl UlSIHllERIE'IlllVlES Long. gay, swishing pastel formals draw attention to our gracious auditorium usherettes. At the various programs presented at school. the girls, led by Charlotte Summers. court:-ously ushered at the Junior and Senior plays. Spring Swing. the Community Concert Series and many other programs. 30 How How Row Row I ll III IX A. Endres, C. Summers. I La Pointe, M. Whisman, E Metzger. .l. Whitney. M. l.. Martin, .l. Vanliley Fl. ,lepsen. U. Knowles, P Arnold, P. Klamroth, K Platfoot. P, Reardsley. U. A. Mills lll. lf. Seal. lf. Brauer. .I Beekman. T. Vanliylce. li. Heinemann. P. Lock wood. A. Hofstra, D Brooks. I ANCIE COMMIIWVTIEIE Tuesday and Thursday noons mean great excitement at Excelsior. for those are the days that interested students gather in the girls, gym for noon-hour dancing. The group responsible for these affairs is the dance committee. headed during the first semester hy Sandra Vander Veen, and comprised of fifteen com- mittee members. Something new was inaugurated by this active group in the form of girl-date on Tuesdiys und hoy-date on Thursdays. Also added to their achievements was the all-student hody Turkey Trot dance given during foot- ball season. How l. B. Reid, A. Urich, B. Hart, J. Nelson, B. Day. J How ll. l. Alexander, G. Mclforrniek, S. Bonldin, ,l. 'l'homus, N. Smith, ,I l inf don N N n Veen, tfhairman: Joan Tilton. Second semester dance committee was headed hy Huy Mooshaginn. and to their list of activities can he added a very successful record dance after n huskcz- hall game here at Excelsior. Noon dances were continued, and new records were added to the fast growing collection hy the fourteen second semester menlhers. A new system of order was estahlished for the gym to assure ull-round. genuine pleasure for dancing in the girls' gym under the leadership of our very cnpuhle dance committee. Row l. ll, llurt. ll. Nl0tlSltLlQIlilll. lihaiirinnn: li. llndson. liow ll. l.. Orem. ,I. l.:ingdon. M. A. llatnnzun. ll. Poke. ll. 'llll0IttilSSIllI, l'. Lockwood. lt. lleine- lllitlllt. rn I I How I. I.. Vyriplit. I.. Urem tfhairmang ID, tlonwuy I.. Brown. N. Yuntler Yet-n. H. Nlcgerle, How II. N. lloopcs, ti. IIIIIISUII Nl. Nltlll. I. Vtest. I monnlson. How I. M. He-eyes. ,l, Purtler ll. Seeliehlt. ID. tionwuy I-llttlflllltll. ,ft In-rcronilnn-. Z RAILILY CUMIMIIIIVTIEIE FIRST SEIVIESTIER Rallies full of enthusiasm. pep. and spirit. were the fruits of the Iahor ol' our first semester rally committee. With Larene Orem as l'llltIl'lllilIl. and an active committee comprised of representatives from the lreslnnan. sophomore. junior and scnior classes. the committee set the pace for exciting Ioothall games with programs and song and yell sessions. New talent from the lower classes couplctl with olcl talent lirom our upper- clussmen made up the program which gave ull aspiring students a chance to show their achievements. SECOND SIClVll1IS'l'ER The seconml semester rally committee, with Ilorothy tlonway in the Ieadt-r's position. was equally as husy as first semesteifs group. Baseball. track. anal numerous social activities all required pep and enthusiasm which can he supplied only through enjoyable rallies. Old talent revisetl, and new talent introducecl hrought interesting relief from classroom tlrudgeries. The rally committee ancl rally committee chairmen can be commended for their fine unfl much appreciated work. 32 lin-lilnit-I. .l. W. Htl- Iiow II. H. Tully. .lA. Walker, It NIKDUSIIUQIXN, Huw I. Boll lfllltlillt, llorilmi Str-mini, .lar-k Nelson, limi llurclin, Huy Nluusliuggia vsimlvnt. Hmm ll. ,lov l.ippi, ,lim Wlzillwr, llnlm llumvll, 'Xmly -tlu-N. BOYS? ILIEAG UUE Une of the largest Ul'gillllZZill0llS on the Ulllllljlli is the Buys' lmziguv. Evvry lvllow in sr-lmol is uutoliultirally a nwmlwr aml iw-1'eix'1's the lwnvfits of thr- usse-mlmlics. danves and other an-tivities. Guiding this group through 11 great yvar was Italy Nltbtwlldgldll, president. who lrrutiglit to the lfagur- something clillfweiit in tht- Poly gylnnastivs team uml uthvr interesting assemhlivs. 'l'hroughuut the ye-ur the lruguc' spmismml many wants uml prvsentc-cl the zmnuzal Donkey Basketball gamv. 'lbgr-llit-1' with the Girls' League. tht- formal xlauwe. Spring FUTl'Ilill,v pruvvml to he an wry ilnprvssixe lN't'llSl0tl. llonlwy Rusk:-tlrzill tlauur Spring Fnrnizll 33 HI-JINKS GIIIRILS? ILIEAGUIE Having many interesting events on their agenda this year, the Girls' League had a very profitable year. With Mary Love Friend as president, and Miss Tombs advising the girls, the variety of activities came off with scheduled smoothness. In con'unction with the Boys' Leaffue, the two leaffues s monsored the 'QS rinv V 57 J' . U rw I za formal which was one of the most lovely and extravagant affairs on the Campus during the year. The annual Girls' League Federation Conference. the Senior Mothers' Tea, Blossom Time, the '4lVladri-Gras Hi-,links, and the numerous assemblies, fsupplied the girls with the necessary incentive to keep the Girls' League functioning actively throughout the entire year. Girls' League Officers: Marilyn Mulholland, Avtivity Chairman: Barlnara Means, Ser-retary: ,loan Tilton, Friendship Chairnlanz Mary Love Friend, l'rr-sidenl: Mary Lou Martin, MARY LOVE l Hll'lNll Sergeant-at-Arms: .lane Langdon, Vive-President. President. 34 Ways and Nl:-ans llomniittccz l How l. hl. I.:-itvli, N. Vander Yer-n, ll Conway, B. Ahercronihie, S. Van- der Veen, Chairman. Row ll. .l. Sakamoto, N. Mc- Pheeters, R. Jepson, ll. Tnllis, .l. Vanliley, N. Becker, .l. l'almer, M. hlcllonald. How Ill. W. lloles, S. Bouldin, l'. Blakely, .l. Ott, ll. lleinernann, li. Cannon, B. hlenilell, D. A. Mills. Friendship Committee. Row I. I. La Pointe, D. Know- les, I.. Wright, l,. Ur- em, M. I.. Friend, j. Tilton, Chairman. Row ll. R. Fake, l'. Lockwood, ll. Walsh, I.. A. Philip, li. Seefeldt, S. Ham- mit, lf. Hinrichs, ,l. Whitney. Row Ill. B. Seitzingger, .l. Thorn- ton, l.. Boersma, hi. Reeves, .l. Thomas, B. Breid, N. Smith, B. Means. WAYS AND MllEANS CfUlVllMlllTTlEIE The Ways and lVleans Committee has hecn even more active this year than ever hefore with thirty-one girls. headed hy Sandra Vander Yeen. The girls have worked hard to stock the treasury of the Girls' League hy numerous sales of ice cream and candy and hy their annual successful Sadie Hawkins' Dance. The Ways and Means girls have rendered a very cheerful and helpful service to both the Girls' League and IFRlllENDSlHlIIIll QUMlMlIlTTlElE 'iliello therelv was the cheery greeting from the girls on the lfriendship Com- mittee. which projected upon the other girls on campus. thus resulting in a friendlier Excelsior. Excelsior has always heen proud of its Friendship girls. and hy no means was this year an exception. Headed hy spirited ,Ioan Tilton, the committee sponsored many events includinj! the lVladri Gras lilriendship NVeek. and those entertaining and enjoyahle teas spon- sored and planned hy the girls on the committee. At these teas. lVIiss Arthurs is the very cheerful adviser. This year has truly heen an outstanding one to make Excelsiofs reputation rank higher as the very 'friendly campusf the student hody. 3 5 Glasses SIENIIORS lIUlNllUlRS SOPII-IIOMOIRIES IFRIESIHIMIEN s WIE TVIHIIE IPVEQPILIE STEERING COMMITTEE Row I. F. Rurnight. A. Ivey Ostgaard. M. Reeves. Dolyler, l'. Alexander. Row II. J. Robinson, W. Pace Mooshagian. R. Lehman Hardin. Culminating four very slleeesslul wats it Extclsim tl S ' i'l . I . .. yu z '- Q '. ie tenlor ,ass of I94-8, guided lay their capahle advisers, Mr. Porter and Mrs. Swarthout. r-an view with pride their aehievements. As Freshmen. led by Alan Urieh. they threw an elegant party, had a charming Mothers Tea. d h f' F h an were t e lrst res man class to ever undertake and win such a task as a hond drive. The class of '48, with zestful Diek Rarton as their Sophomore r-lass president. proved full of ' ' ' ' ' h lIlll.l21llVC wit memories of their party, Hayseed, still remaining. Then eame yellow and purple .lunior sweaters. the .lnnior play. The Saturday Evening Ghost. the .Iunior danee. Spelll1ound. and an unforgotten prom, Memories Again the elass exeelled, this time guided by prexy Ray Mooshagian. Now viewing their Senior year. led by Don Hardin. with another danee Winter Varousel another play. Junior Missf Senior rings. pictures, announeements elass day and finally f'l lflll2l- . .. , . ,. 1 tion, truly ended the four years of fun and hard work with a feeling of satisfaetion. The Senior Class of '48, largest ever. can well be proud of its contribution to the tradition of Exeelsior's motto of Onward and Upward. RARRARA MEANS. Song Leader, SANDRA VANDER VEEN, Secretary, ' ANDY ALVES. Yell Leader, RAY MOOSHAGIAN, Sergeant-at-Arms. OFFICERS DON I-IARDIN. President PHYLLIS ALEXANDER, Vice-President J m Means, G. Meliormiek. Valedictorian ........ BARBARA LUEHNl Ht The telerisiu11 Sl'I'f'8ll now presents Salutatorian .... ., DALE KRA Sf GLASS OIF 218 1'lflil,llC lXlAHll'l l'.-X'l'SY LOU AHKENS DARLENE ALLISON lilflllfll A. ARNOLD Gll.-Xlfli ,-X'l'lll'lll '4llllRUlllBll'1 Adv. Girls' Glve-f4 HHnd '3- 4' K I l'. A. Grew-3, 4 Fr. llllUl'llS irl's Sports lflir. Big Sistvr-2, 3 Alld- llSlll'f UCiQg '30 I l'1'ujer'tiu11 G1'vvv---3, 4- :Mlm Girls' Glu fuys 111111 lllvzuis lrlul lllillm Nflllgz-3 lflmir-l, 2, 4 llig Sistvr ally lmmll' l'l'lYl,LlS Al,EXANDl'lR ANATOLIN AIXES IIIA1' ARIWHAD INNY :XIV-N15 S. 11. 1f..1J,-.-51.11-111 Bi'S'Sj a 2, 31 11. 11. 11t1.t.'.111.g 1 IAYH3 'WIN ll Fontllull Sr. lfluss V-Pres. ,,B,fal,3l'T-fk I ., 3, Snftlzull lllg1'.43 llll'LlI'li 2. fl. -l- ilSlif'Il1Hllf2 l'l l'J11'lSlliI' ll ' l' tml? Vi M, 1' Girls' Sports lIo11111'il lfa1111p11s 410111111 r1l1n1'il1na1n 3 Y V C. 3, 4: 13, 41 Anil. llslwr 3 L 111'1.o111s1:,x1:1m'11 UUHUIIIH MMN 'l'1'f-as-'A+ 1,111-1: ,ximxlmwim ,1z.s.1.-1-1-tiuysi s. H. Am. sei-1-1-my VIOIA ARMOR s. B. 1.1.1111-s 1 H130 IHHUUNI . S. F. -L Girls' l,f'lIl'l' Club Swz- Latin Glulr ll. S. F.-l, 2, -L :Y llnpc-lla lllloll 4 irls' Sports--2, 3.-1-3 'l'rf'as. Girls, Letter Glulm Girls' Sports 2, 3, -l.: Girls' Spnrtsw l ?f'.-4. llully lfomm. Big Sister SPC.-LL Drill 'llvani--3 39 BURTON RARNFIS Ru. .ludgv-4 f.. 5. P. 3. 1- 'lll'i11'li72. 3. 4 CASH BARNCRUVER 'llI'ZlllSlkf'l'I'l'fl from Lung lll kll'll Poly. LUIIIL Btxllfll, llalil. DON BAIRTON fl1lllllf'lllIli-lll Sr. SlPf l'lllgl ifmnm. l'roje1'ti0n flrc-w RllIHARlJ L. BARTON S. R. l'r4-sidfnt Sopll. Class Prvs. Jr. f Sr. Plays MAMIE BASH Latin Lluln ll. S. l . VICRLAH Nl. BA'l'l'1S A Lzupc-lla l.lIOII' lfrrunc-ilmun And. llshrrvttv NANCY El,lZARl'f'l'll RFIAVHR Snpll, Slvvring llllllllll B1 511 Z 4 gg . s fir- . U FRANK REIIKER llhoir Spring Swing:-3. fl Latin Club-fl, 2 NANCY RlfXIKl'fR U11-I14-stl'z1 3. 4 Ways uml lxlPLlllS I Spring Swing Lllml' Mid. llslwrvtte' Kfnmxnu-rr-iul lllllll ,-XNGEI. RENIJER lnrls Sports l.lII'. lnrls l.:-ttvr llulr l'rn-Q lf. S. l . l,lfl.ANlJ W. RRRCKN 'Xnnnul l'lmIng:ruplwr 40 .ll1ANI'l'A IC. RPN IKM AN RVIUX- lllijl l'lCNlI0llH'l' l.illIll Llul: llLlIllIl1IS lfmnm, l X'l'RllIl.vX NNN lil,-XKICIA' Vkllys and Nl:-uns ll2lIllllllS l.4 ilfli'l'f':'l Latin lflulm JERRY l!UlCI.'I'ICR R lfmmtlvull-3. 1, .l. V. Ihmsvlrull-iii A Lupl-lla Lllflll' 1- WAND.-X Llilf HOLES Ways und lXlf'illlS ll0lI!lI'lll1lliIl' 2. 3 llrlll la-urn---3. '1- Wi N'l'l'1 li CAR01US3EL', 1l'llfX Nl. IKUNWICXU IJIJIHIHCS M. ,PI 5i,t,.,. lilll KQZICUIS Girl! Sports FN - 11 Awoiiifi NNN iaosmiii ,,2f,,'1liLtl,,lfff, 111l. lisl11-rx-ttv .l MIK Ii0WPII,l. irlf' Spurts Llp, . Sr. Play, 19 SNVI' l.11li11 lillllb l'rr-fa. lil.l'1X lilbl I. li DIN ws :1111l xll'illIS .' l lx. llilll4'l' 1,11 l1't'l'lIlgJQ litlllllll ll S, ll. .luslggv Nllllfllirl ,IUY liilwlfll NI N N lluml- 3. ll l,l'4'lll'Hll'Zl 2. nl, blrls' Spnrts -l. L, I, . Xl,'XlillNl'llf'l' ,ll'iXN- l5Xlil3pXliyX llll'iNl4i l,Xl-ll l'I'X l.lCl'i HHH lYl'fFl'Tl'i l3llW'Nl.'XN llllqXNlYl' S. ll, lla-:ul slbllll l,1 lllll Sflillllwll lilllll 'l'ri11l Flights Stull l ri4-111lxl1i11 lilbllllll. 1 l 'l'riul Fligllnf Stull' lll'L'lllQ'?-ill'il lliilly lillllllll. lf4111111'il111z111 Ulf! SIHWIS 1 , l , , , IJUIUIQICS 11111111115 Sllllflllq 'AU 1N A 1's'1'1 11:11 1111:N1: 111111111 'I'ri11I 11111111 ami' 'WNW Girls' Slmrts Drill llll'1lIll '25, lf Xlmlvrll l3:1111-illg Nl 1 llig Sister Xml. lsl14'l'4'tI1' 3. l- llip Sialvr l,-I lllf l.Ulil5 l.llfll,l,l'i V Q ,Q Q IAYUN laiixm' ialmww -IUIWNIP2 lflilllllvl- Billlll' l. l- 'X 111111111-llzl liliuir fi. l- 1i1111111'ill11:111 l. fl l l.a1li11 lflulr Springi Swing fl. I1 111111111115 lilwrs l 7 3 l l.. 5. l . fl llig Sistvr ll llaislwtlvzlll BICTTY Rl7IfKHOI.'l'Z 'l'14a111sl'v141'e-ml lil'0l1I l.1 fil'llllg1f'. III. FHANQIICS lillliNlGll'l 11. S. F.-'l-AL S. ll, ,luilgzv Urr'l1f-strii'---l-4 St. 1101111114-tm' IIEHBPII-I'l' EDWIN BUSKIHK B Fuotluzlll H12 If I' A 14 l,I'0jP1'Il0l1 lirvw-Y 3. GEORGE BUSMAN Xmas Play Annual PllOI0gI'i11lllCI' Commercial Club .IAMHS WAIJQHR BYBICH IJICIDRICS ANN IIAHYICH ll.lR0l.lJ lIlllC5lCl3liO 1 lIo11111'il111u11-1 S1lillllSll' Gluln S 1' .., 1,1 1 9 ,, ,l'l'ilIlSlif'I'I'f'll f1'u111 Min+ Adv. Girls' Glf-Q l,ll Hl5Ll. lu :il 'll kc-111111 Ilvights. Miifli. Girls' 51111115 'mmm H I All l ,1 , . . .A ' M IMJN f31,11,11,W 'QEIFHELI1'-1.11lllfl'N'l 1111171143 iiimxszm.. V11 Hi1N'llZlll YliI'i1IlSli4'l'I'f'll lililblll llllllgi Girl! lmtlf-1' illuln lJl'l'5 lim Frnnllvull- 2. 3 l5vu1'l1 Poly.. Long lil7ill'lI, lluml - l. 12. fi. -ln 112111111115 li0llll1l. Calif. Girl! S1m1'1s l-I: Mgr 1 1, 1 1 , 'HSD CIIIASIC -3.11- ,IASI RH K.,-NlXllM1N'X 5. 111 111.1111 14.11 llaisvllilllf l. 2. 3. Ll' lmzirlvl' 'lf .l.'XMl'1S ll. lflllllli. .lll. lformtlrzlll--l. 2. 3 Fmitlnull-l--I-: IV'1I11111. I H I W . . 1 A1 S11 Str-vri111g lillllllll. 'l'ru1-kr--I-43 ull 111111, L:i:flxl1llflll,IlIl1', 'ifg L41 , . ,, . . lllCHl3lCll'l' SUIANO ,If 'l lf' 1 .lfllt ll, l.,-Xl'lllllll'.lib QZIIAVEZ l'1m'l'll' FWVW4 Footlwull 2. 3 Bmiil'-l--11 1 . 1 , . ,1.l-wiki' Huskmlmlli 1. 3 lll'.l,ltN NlAlill'. LUNHOX C0lllll'lllIlElIl7l, 2 FI'f'Il4'll fflull, I, 4 Girls' Sports 42 XS, gig? Xkan-f' IJOIHJTIIY Nl.-XE CON- MANUICI, A. fi05'l'.'X WAY . A ,, liillly fiflllllll. iilir. ilfunlllh lfmlmi i, Mmlvrn lluiiving Mgr. Hhllll:-ls lzllllrllnii 'I Ways unxl M1-uiw not ld' V llllml f'7l l15 miamm mx Uuliiiiim-11-:gil Lluln- ll lhuul-V3 firls' Sports llig Sislvr X I .RIC RT .I A Y lil K VIN lim.-fl,..I1 mf. 2, 4. ii HHHMIJ 'P' WX 1fnum'ilniam Big la Llulo .Ili-XNNIC lfORfNllHH N IQRAWFI lr:insf:'rl'1'4l lrnm Uni- Yr. Ffmtllall-Y-'3 'll wrsily High. Los Mwv- Hug h't.IuI1 S L le-s. Lulil, Vmipus lfslir-r MARY IIHUFT Girls' Sports- l. 12. 3. P fiirls' l.c-ttf-1' filuln 3. 1- NHT'-l.lll'. 4 Girls' Sport liUllIH'll BYRON l,ICI'IfINUlli1II YliI'2llISliI'I4Ii1.'4l from ilunip Inn. lillll. NI,XXlNli1Ili0W50N Rig: Sister DORIS YNIAHIIC lJAl.l-I 'l'l'1lrisff-i'rHl from fllunleliello, Calif. 43 DOLORICS IJANGRH- MOND, 'l'runsf:-rr:-nl from Allv glilll, Mirll. IIIAKE FliANKI.lN DAVIS Rally llmnniittf-1' I5 lf. S. F. -Ll Sh-1'i'ing1 fiumni.--V3 IJUNALIJ H. DAVIS CLENIiVlI'IVFI DAVIS lylrls Sports -l, 2. 3. -1 Big Sister- -2. '1- IICWIS IMYIS Hll,l, DAY Ifrrrmllrzlll I-'I AIIIIllZll Staff Spanish llluln l1OIi0'I'IIY IJ.-XYIYIIY 'X Luppe-lla Lllllll llig Sistvr II.-XHHIIYI' PHX I,I,IS III-I ROI-IR Suftlmll Mgr. Girls Sports 1.0 Iluml- 2. 4 IVIHRX IIKSXIIVNIJ Girls' Sports liigg Sislf-r NIIXIIIANIJ Ill-lVw'I-H IlI'1l,If'I'tIOII Ilrvw- - l. 2. fl fu NIMH INMK S. R. Y.-I're-sirlvnl Nz I'ln . . c 5. ll, .llltlgjv IIA ll IM IIA IN llll ,I-I Ii L3 As:-I Il, A. Ilrvw- 2. fl . . , .- , Tlllzlllll Pll0lU51l'ilIIl11'I lg'-ihillffz-lililYllgjll I 'l' ll' 'l III-ml flr lj0HU'l'HY QIIQANNE SIl'l'l'Illg1 lIumm. HI-II lIll.l,IfH V. I. 1. fllllIIIIlf'I'I'IEll Illulv l'r4-s 'ull Dol LII N. F. I.. lfumpus flunrm. lil ll l3lI,l.INlIIfR .IINI I7Hl'1SSl,IfH IIZIIIIIIIIS Iltlllllll. -3. -I Yr. Ilusvlmll-3. '1- xllllllill l,lIOI0j1I'21IllIf'I'-'3 ull Fnotlmll--2. 3 Stage- ffreu Rip UIC fllulm 'XIIIIULX NIIXHIIC DUN' I3-KH Girls' Sports llrill Tr-am Big: Histvr IQURNIAN DUNN KI. S. F. Spanish Illulm Nlzulrigrul Singvr Vlf-NINE IJWYICR N' Capella fflwir l'llINlCS'I' IIJXHRISOIY DY.-XII Nr. Ifoutlmll- 2. fl. -I- Lumpns I.UI1llll.7-I. rl I f4mnm'il1nan ll 'I HRA R -X IIYIxS'I'R II IlElIllIlllS I,vz1mlr'r -fl lirill 'IlQ'klIl1 Xml. l5lIf'I'f'lIf' -5. LI lC'I'lIlCl.YlY NILIIIICI, EMIS Hip: Sistc-r-V-I NIMH' l,0l ISE ENN Ilig Sistrlr .IICRIU XLI,-KN Iflll GICH 'I'raw-k-3. -I- 'lknnis-3, II 441' 'K .l. W. EIJMONDSON Annual Staff-2. fl: l'rfl.j3 l.. 5. F.-1-41: Pres. 4 Rally Comm. l'll.llER'l' DWAYNE I-IMERSON Foritlmall--l. 2. 3 Campus Comm. MARY l.UlllSl'1 EMERY A' Vdpf-lln Vlmir 3 1- . .' Z - 7- . Xmas Play-l, 2. 3, fl- Drill 'l'c-am .IIMMIE PIVERIN S. ll. jurlgf' IT Sr. lay llommvrviul Clulu Sgt.- at-Arms BUBBIE JEAN FAIR- CHILD Flag: Twirlehr fionunfhrvial Club Drill 'llf'ZllTl NAUMI FESMIRE French Club Drill Team 45 CH A RLES FINCH F. F. A.-I. 2: Sw-. lll'1Rl-IMICLINDA FHJRE5 'llF?lIlSl0I'l'PKl from .lormlon High School. Long: Roavll. lfalif. MARY FOUTZ lfounvilman--3 Drill 'lleanl-4 Big Sistrr-2, 3 DAN ll. l RANlllS l'. A. Crew l-4 Campus l,earler-4 B Footlmall-3 ICDWAHD FRANKPII, 1 I Footlvull H ll Baiskvtluill-'Ji ll lluskvtlnull- ,ll lll'll,l'lN FRANKS llig Sistvr fl. l- NONNIK FRAZIEH 5. ll. Asst. M-ll I.:-mic-1, -2. 3 Yr. 'l'rzu'k. 2. 3. l- Vr. FlllYllHlllr'3. -ll MUNA l l'ClClilNl!XN Annual Stuff --Al- Girls' Sports llollllcil----1 Girls' lm-ttvr Club IXIAHY IHYF FHIICNIJ IJXISY .ll'ANl'l':X GIFT K., . u ,A 'l'I'21IlSl'f'I'I'4'Il l'I'UlIl Mn mls l.ff11g11v lux. ll I 'H in H 'xllllllgll 15tz1l'l'--3, 1111- - ' ' fwyfv M-F11 u 4, 111cN111' 11o1:x12x1f1N lu 5- l 'l l'3 NW ' llzlskvtlrull -3. -1 F. F. .-X. V.-Pres. NI.fXS.AX'l'USlIl R0llFli'l' Rig li lIl11l1-V-3, -1- Fl'Kl I'0Ml W l'lzll'.H IJUNALU llaskeltlrull 2 QQORZI-:AIAN l , N , V H. li. .lmlgv flllililifll HW l'l'l1lN lI11111p11s lfnnun. 1:11-15' s,..11-15. .1 l 1 'll'3ll lhg 5lSlf'I' 3- 3 1LAYl,FVllilLlNIA vom 1L1:m1,xN QI l.lllIl'l'QW Arlx. llirls' Ulf-P-V2 S. ll. llanr-P 01111111 A' ffupella Choir--ZZ Flag 'l'wirlc1' l,l 1Ill,l,lC CUUYFIA liig Sister SIlIlil.l'Il'I URAHAM S. li. llllllff' ffomm. f':11n1v11s Comm. llig Sislrr ROI! tLUl'IR'l'IN .l1'. - Sr. Plays 'l'1'i:1l Filghrs Asst. Frl f' 9 F I 4 I,0Rl'I'l l'A CULMAN Ways and Mvans flilH1pllS Comm. llrill Team 46 FH 'NNQIFS MAIEIAN IJHNMD H.-XHDIN HALVERSON Str-r-ring Comm.-l. 2 S'l'I'lg',rSl 'EY'i' 5' .l r. lflz1Ls'Sg?I.-z1t- X1111 l'l e-amf ..- RIWIHAHIJ B. IMNIIXIICR 1j1'fg1.jN1.j 11.13315 B:1skvtlmll-- l. 2, 3, 4- , x Ham' 44 l'vl11'l1111'y lnfiillll k--4 imma Swing L 1111111:11'1' 1.1313 111111 SANIMIF HAlNllNll'l l' P'fff'1l1f1llFF l- 2' l l' ff. 5. F. Big F lflulu FriPnflsl1ip flomm. fl- llf '1l 'N I--'flflfl' l'll'l'IH'll fllulm- 3. 4 SAl,l,l'fY ll,-XRBFIIK Girls' lx-ttvr Cluln W'uvs ami lxltiilllkf' C. S. F. l'A'l' llliflll Fx. l.il1- N1 1ll 3 3 Girls' Spur! Big Sister 2 S Xgfv sm-wx lf.-Xlll. ll. llli.-XYNl'Ill, ,IH Nr. lialskr-Ilmll lt'llIllS liillllIlllS lluniln. SIIEHRY ANN lllilllillflx . . , ., 5ll1lllISll Llulv--.m Girls' Sports -l lligg Siatvr - l- Nlll,'l'UN Ill-Il l.lN l 1mllzzlll' 2, 3, -l- Nr. llilHliPllYLlll' l N1 l'lzly DEAN IIHIIJICMANN NIQHY lll'1lN'l'Z liUlllll'lllIlilll Drill YllK'ilIll lligg Sislr-r DON MAN lllCNlJHlfIli- SON IL s.F- a i Avnnq l.hr. - - r Lomm. Lluh N.-l'r1-s. .lr. Stxwriiiu Comm. llll'l'l'l M,-XRIIC lll'lN- IHCKIKSON 'lll'ill1Hlif'l'I'P4l from Wilsh- ington lligh S1-lmul, Low AllQIf'lQ S, llzilif. DONNA RAE HHNSUN N' lluppf-lla Choir 'I'i'a111sf4-i'l'wl from Gross- munt, lialif. Nl.'llll'l.-X lllfIllNfXNlJlfZ 41.-'llll,lCNlC lllNlll1fllH l'iI'PIll'll lflulu S.. ll. .llltlglv Spanish lilulr lu 5- lx- l-M2- 'V l' 'xllllllill Stull ll.-XIIYICY ll, lll'f'l l'lNIlfX 4, V N 4-I 4- .lM.lx ll, lIOI,l1lliI Aimpur- .umm. , M F F A XV. lt'IIlll4, .L 'l ' ' A ' lligg lf l.lul1 l1oN,xl,n F. HIGGINS l:4U'll 'f lilw' QQ'VQ li', 'i ', 2' fl I:lT'l'lI IIUl.l1I'1li li lmplfr 'l Spimixli Vlulm l.1llIlllllS l.omm. Ml- mu SNPI. Nl 'H N'-W 'HU' icimwm mmm IIOUI'l Ii Girls' lrttvr lfluln Ifuntbull 3 3 llmnnlr-rl-iul Illuln P. A. QQ,-PW 2 l.atin fflulx 'IH-414-k 2 47 MARILYN HOUllll'l'ON D.-XVlD l.. HUDSON Commercial Club qyjouncilmangg Councilman Girls' Sports GENE HUDSON ALICE LAVON HOWELL Yr. Trac-kA3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4- S. B. Dance' flumni .lr. Steering Comm. Rally limnm. LM Club im HUGLI .I EA N NIE H ROPOFF lioniniermi-ial Club-4 lf0ll1H'ill1li1I1' '-3, 'l' A' Cappella Choir'-3, 4- Adv. Girl? UIUC Drill Tc-ami3, 4- Xmas Play BA RBARA .IEANNE HUITT S. li. Asst. Song lr Flag Twirler Sr. Steering flllllllll LEON HUNTER llurnpus lfomnl. lfounvilnian El GENE INGRATXI aulur ,lll'liIlSl't'l'l'1'1l from lirvw- str-r, Wash. HIIIIS H. ISLANDER lf. S. F. 'l'rz1ck Sr. Play ANNE'l l'E IVEY Sr. Steering Comm French Club Big: Sistr-r AIAN JACKSON S. B. .lllmlgv--L Haskvllnall-2, 3, 4- llig UE lilull JIMMIE JACKSON 'HAHKQIE .lEl l HEY Class Historian- l--1 Girls' Sports l rem-li Club-l, 2 EHNOH DIANA .lEl'Sl Ways and M1-ans Aucl, llslu-rvltv lloninwrvial lllulr 4ll.DHlA JONES Girls' Sports Big Sister MICKEY KADOWAKI 48 IUXII XX. Ii'XI,I.SI'IfN I.IIil.I,-XIxI,l'1INIiIIHG .IOIIN IIIIIIINIIIJ RHI- .IXIIIIIIIIII I.IfI' I XNIL III4v'Ix IX III If , Hirlg' Swirls-f-I, 2, 3, I' I., X.'I'Il IIIIIIII-IIIIIIIII IIIIIQ I.r'llr'r IIIIIII II, II- Iiig If IIIIIII 3, I- Ii 'I'l':u'Ix I I.. 5 I'. 'I 'f 'k1'I' Isa, SINIPF' 2 Sum- Vw IW IIUI' 3 lIHIiH'I'IlN uw I'I' Iilllllillri Imum. UI. II'll'Ixl'IIllII 3 Ilflf I'II.UIfI':NIII'I K. INUUII- DIUF 4' KHAXKNF H X fin! llvllm. IIHI, w ll mv I-IXI'1f4FI'1II WN , ,I I 11, S, F, 1.4 II4I,NII'IQ'1IVI n.....1 1.1. 5.IH1IIlQII I.IuIr In-,, Ex.lAH.f.Stu1.'. g.i1IlIIIl1T, '.vllIIIIll N H' SW. M4 In 3.1 I-, SVA play . tfllll, .umm. V . , I N. I'. I.. v IIIIII IIIIXIXN II I.IlI,IQ.II I IXIIIIX' , , H , , 'mu Iilililllillil. .IANIC IAWIJUUN r.,..I1...l1 Q, ::, 1 ' ' NUIW IWHIXIA rx, ur.. ua, Ig lm. 14 fy- IA. N Il'f--Q IA 5. 14. Xvl. x.-In 1. ..u . I'ralr1sIm-r1'r-II Imm Iflnlly N. I,-,In rl-Al: l1l.l,3.,, 1, S. II. IJ.1m4.- I'mnm. I- I MHVIIN lA,.tHj,., xmml High 51'I1rmI, 4' g If Y Ll, 'l',.,..lN W I IIITIIIIPIIYI 2- I- Q 4, ,. ly 4:Kl'f- ' ' IW IIIIIN IIIIII IXIIIMI' 'I IM I' mm IL. lxIIl XI IIUNIXIM I,'XNi'I'HIIII x....l..r l'l...m..,1... I 5, I9. ILICIIXIDINIC KUINIK Iiuml I Ir. Ifmntlmll I Ji, I .y, I III-.ul I I lnlpnx 1.umm llirls' Spurls 'I' Ifuppf-Ilan IIIIIDII' I Big IIIIIII Xanax III41y I Iulllu'iIlIlx1ll Big Sish-r Ilufke-lImII-V I, 2 IIIIIIILII IIImImfrzlpIn-r I'mjwlim1 fn-u I 49 is G' is ii jzkgxi x 1' RNA NINE LEVY Girls' Sports Mui. llwlic-rf-Ill' lligl Sistvr IM Ikll-I l.H'l l'H :Mlm lyirls lllrf- -l' From:-li Ifluli -I Big Histvl' QliRAlNIC HCVVIS ll'llIlSlf'l'l'f'Il frum l flu-stm'i', N. Y. :U- U,llIl'f ff,fXRl.l'fNH l.lllH'l'FO0'l' filhllllll. lflulu 'l'rr-us. ff. S. F. ,lla 5ll'CI'll1QI Lfoium, 5' .:l.:.- 'f .1223 1 . N' Q2 ., . :-:is ' , E .,. A, , , f :.::,: .::'. ..' '- -f1- lfll-XHIES l.lllll'l'Nl'iH lluml'-'11 'liaiiisfvrre-rl lruni El Xluntr-, Calif. DUN l,ll.l,.'lHll lilllIHf'lll112ll1 Laiiipiis lrarlcfi' Yr. Rzisvlmll .lfllf 0. l.ll'l'l ll l un!lmz1llf-4 ll llaslivtllzlll -Ql- Sirring Swing-l B A R RA RA 1,01-IH NI-IRT . . , 4 K.. 5. Inf-1-4: Pres. Ranrl-2, 3, N1 B. Judge-3, 4- HHYAN LONE l'il,lCANQH illt'fi0l.l.0lxl Mll HY N14-lQlN'lN 'lizllislr-i'l'1'1l lrmn Pauls l1f'l V llW f 1 Annual -2, 3: Fr xml.-y,rmk1a. ajll'-gf lS fflf'-' iii. Lili- mips 1 Ig . lslvr ji S I - 'WVP3N'fY 00 F3H uiirmiiczifx mir: Mp. llmlm mlm' 1 Ways zmfl lllvans-3, L IIORMICK H0l4Plli'l' Ql M' ull I UN Ili:-Is' Spm'!s--2-fl- S. ll. .lllflglvf--l' Spunisli Vlul: 2 5 l S. R. lhimw- fIonini.- 4 Steering ffomm,--2, 3, il liunipus flmnnif QIENNIPI LOPEZ 'tlI'l'lIf'SIll87l, V2 my ' l'lVi'I1l'l1 Vllllv--I v.,ii.-,mi nigga, 4. 'fgQg'1W4Q'.g QWM Nf1Rwi!A,IgwAN Nl llirls' l,n-ttf-r filuln bfllIUl ttlfg'i' 4 l'llltlA,lltHS Gills' Simms I Llillllsf-llilgi ' I 'l'i'iul Flights Stull ., , A ' Ways ainrl Ms IIN 1- PM W'1fWAN xmHl1,w YW-lJUNfXI,D 41. S. iff 2, .s llnliiliwwiail filllll Annual Staff M V Girls' Sports Ways unfl ixlPill1S -lfl MP5 W V11 RW Big Sister Spanish Club Baud--L 50 IIUWARD Nl.-XSSEY HEX Xl,-X'l l'HICWS X r. lwmllunll S.-Xl,l,N .lil Nl 'X'l'Ill'1WS ll1'1'l1mll'zl llrill 'l'e'zlln H0lN'Xl.I? Nl. MAN lllVilll!4l'f'I'l'f'll llmn llut llv llre-wk, Mil-ll. BARR,-XH,X XIICNNS S. ll. As!t. Sung lxzul- f'I'-fa, -I- Sr. llluss II:-ml Snug l,f-ufier fl. l,. 54'4'.-f--l- BA HBA H.-X ,l lffl N Nllf.-XSHI, Big Sistvr HAYNIUNIJ NlEfLHIil,I'l S. B. Ii:-ml M-ll lmzul- er-3, '4 .l1. 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H13 5'S1 I wlfzf'1:f4'l'f1 'A 1 1 Fiuw' 1i1'f11'511- 11.111111:N ANN 1x11:111.- V 1 ' 'L 1'IN111,l1J .1. NNXVXHR0 SON .l.'XNl1fS V1'.1l'1N111 11'11. 1'. 1111111111 , . . , . 112111111115 1f11111111. 111'1'11f'5t1411--1-4 S. 11. .1ll11!1' 1 1111111 11 XHM 1M HI NSUN 51111111511 1111111 1li1'15' 51111115 1-3 N. F. 1,. 1-,L 111 1 13. X. I1 Slilflf' 11I'1'W 11111111111' 1111111'1'1' 11111111115 11111 52 IRENE EI,I,I'IN ORENI fi. S. Ffgl-4: Se-1-.--4 Rally SIUITIIIII filir. Izx. I.ife-3: Ind.-I CRTIIA 0R'I'EIln'I .IANIC OS'I'llAiXRD Baskvtlmzlll-3 Ifootlmll - -- I , 2 ,Ii-XNUII WAHHICN US'I'llAf'IIIIP Sr. SIPFl'IIl,LL' Comm I,atin lfluln Ilxgg Szstvr WAYNE PACE Stvvringl IIOIllIIl.+2, Ifounvilman-3 INEZ I'AI.MIiH .I.-XMI-IS A. I'AI.IXIIiR 'I'rz1c'k----I -2-3-4 Foutlrall-2, 3, 44 MMI. Ilslwx'--2, 3, 'I Ilvzul--4 IDONAID I'ARIJIiIC Iiaml Campus COITIIII. 2, 3, I Ifounrilman-I, 2 ::sE:':, , v I Mgxg, , fr,.s. I 'I . wh... ,i 7 mm fl.. If? sg Q Hjqimil' x Q . H',m.',1 gf., ., - . , f jfs ,Q-if j iifflfkifff iig I9 v NORMAN PEARIIY IIITEIIISI-f l'l'f'lI Irom Comp ton, Calif. .'XNI'I'.'X III. PICRI-IZ Big: Sislf-r-2, 3 NIANIIICI. PICRICZ Football -V-I -2-3--I Baskvlliall-I+2-3-sl' .Il'. Class He-all Ye-Il I.:-anim-r NORNI A I-III,I-II-IIN I'IC'I'ICIi SON Girls' Sports Ilig Sister---2 I Q I .0 M I U 9' I il IDU :INN I'HII,II' N. I . I.. Fri:-mlsliip Ifomm. Ifoum-ilman YIZHN I'I.!IINS VV. Iluslwtlrall-fi, AI lfuptf--4 lioumilmunfl, 2, 3 . H -.. . Big It I.IuIm 'IIRUY VII. I'UII'I'I'III 5. II. Asst. Yvll Imam N r. Irark' 3, -I- Yr. Foolllall' fl, -I ROISI-III'I' II-XIII I'UIx I I- II I IIf'lI1 xr. l 'uotIr1lII -II, I IIRIIIIIIIIS lfommf I I Iliff Vlulu ,, , . .I IAN PN I.I'. -4 .omm. IH 911 lin I' tfommw-rn-izil Iilulw Girls' Sports 53 HIIIHARIJ R,-KYBLIRN IiIl.l. REID li. N. REYNOLDS NIVXHIIC IiII'I'l'kl'IRK .l. V. l'0otl1z1ll lillll. 5. B, DJ.lIl4'f' KIOIIHII. -4- Flmtlulll- l-'ll N. I,II V Vr. Baseball llilllllllh ll0IIllIl.' -12-11 llusvlmull-l-3 Mal.. 'Y F n Hip, E iflulr Stage Ilrvw'-V3, ll- l3ig l'f lfl11l1 11- Tltltnff Vin? I MARION mir: Hmzvris rxNNm l'r: HIAAINH mm' l',X'I'HllIl,X ' ' A' H. ll. Hwul Hong Imml- HICYNUIDS HHUDI-IS er--4 -X' fiuppvllu Kflmir-V3, l NA F. l,, . , Fl'lf'llflSl1lIlflflllllll. --lr Spring Swingifi, l- fllbllllIlf'I'l'lill fflull l'HlhIA R105 Sr. Stvr-ring flfbllllll,-7-l Xmas Play-f3, ll llUllIH'lllllilll 'Y fiuppvlla Clloir IIICNNY .l. RlVlCll-X Spanish Kflulr .IANIC HUIKIQHTS Ways uml xlk'llllS Girls' Sports llig Sistvr .IAY NUl3lCH'l'S ll'I'ilt'li 3, 4 lntllilllllll 2-1 flunmpus lfumm. -'14 .lllll HOHINSUN l . F. K. l'rf's.- -4 VV. Fufnlllzlll l Vr. ,l'l'il1'lif-1' l'lIYl.l,lS RlJlIKWlil.l, flill!lIllIS l,r'uflf'r!3 .'xll4l. lslwrffltr' -A3, 4 llrlll Floxzxlll---1 l,0HHAlNl'I RUIXQERS llirls' Sports l, 2, 3 l.:1lin Club Big Sistvr I,!ll'lSl-I RUUICRS flirl:-' Spnrts lligg Slstvr- -Z, 3, fl' l'flil,lNlJA KOMO Rig Sister .lflSlfl'll .lUllN HUN- QVIST CZIIHIIIIS ffmnrn.--1 Fl4f'l11'll flflllln--2-4: l'rrl1w. -I- C, S. F.--4 MNIC SMiMXl0'l'0 Girls' Sportx 1fm1m'il , 2' 11. Hovkvy Nlgr. Ways illltl Nlvun ANilICl.l'I'LK SNN1 llll-If Girls' Spnrls ':0lI1llI1'l'4'iLll fillllu HHCNN HAND C Fonllmull HUNuXI,l7 SCHIUSS rl'il1'lK - -I- XNNX MIN' SKZIINIFIR- NMHY EI.I,HN SHAI, l,0l'ISlC Slll-IHIlfXN If-Xlufll 'XIIIIULXI l,IlUl0Qll4illDlll'14- X. 1.1 ill, 1-I , In. mu- Stuff rs, 1 qs, 1 '1 'F f' 0 flir-Is' Sports 1:0lllll'il - .XINIIIHI Stuff-A1 2f:-ET!!'fflznflslnm' 3 'XIIIL Usl1r'1'f'IIv--3, LL ' tf. S. F. l4l'I'l I'N IANPISI-IIC!-'l1II,IJ'I' NY' ,IHIIN lll'1H'l'SIlliI' www SfIlIMIlYl' fIZ', Q.fQ'ff, , 5' '- , A, , ' S' H' -'mlm' lflgll-F' jg'114 I'-mvtlxzlll f., .5 Vvllllwlg lvlulw 4- - -V V- 'V fiannpufs 1.Ull1lll. I U1 fu' lwlln 1- 'l -' 1' t.Hlllll'IIIllilH '- W' Ill'IX'HRI,Y NNN swirl'- wNl4:sf1rl1'm1cl' XINHHH . . . S B 'wmv X FI'if'lHISlIiIi Hunan. -'HHN HHXIN blumkx hl,lrtill.f'fll1lT Si'I'ISv.'T ?.TSI I' 2 BU 'l Mil - mu SHN , paula: .un mx SlIllWHl'l'ZKR Mlmfmlglm MA5 'Will SWVSUN -Xml. Uslwr 3, 'L Tran-k--fl, 2 Yr. Fontlmll FI'f'Ill'II iflllln' -3, -l- Hilllliug, fl Vr. 'l'l'lll'k ffmmvilnlun 1- lfumplls Ctlllllll. iiulnpus lfumm 55 IUIIN II, SINIPSUN N-X'I'XI.lI'I SNIITII F1NIHIIIIi'I'fI' ll.. SIVKRKI Ir. I'uuIIu1II 2-I 5. li. Iggy, 50,15 IA,-mlw I,I'U-I4'4'I.IUll Lrvw Z, 3,-141 X' IIIIIIIIVIIAI IIIIHII' 5,3 11135, -Mg. Song lfhr. II, 1- Nr. I'Izu' lA.1-Ulpr Yr. I rmtI1uII II, II4 . , . . , . , I . , . , ' ,f . , . - - E MX NIII.I,I 5IH1.IxII'XI.I', IIIuXI'.III.I sl Ix:XINl,I', IIJIIN NI, 5IxII.IA II'AI 'IQIIII' Inmm' 'I' 'I' P' 'I' IMM J' 'I' I fIUlllllll'l'l'IiII 1fIuIy -X' Ifzllllu-Ilu Iflmn 11 'I'mm'k I, 2, Ii ,II'IIi HY NNN SN NPI' H V X i 1 vIIl'llIlNI'l'I'I't'lI IIFUIII St. Iiig Sisirr Nr, firms, IMIIIIIIQ I SI:-wing Ilumm. I, IZ IIUIIUIIII Nlwl.l1PANlw M1IImny'w Lung Hun-II, NNN N g,I.m,Nl, 4. 4, ,, , .. Girl! Sports I, II, I- S'I'ICININI,-KN tlulif. f A I A I- ,Um I I 1x II1Ikrf'.''iLItfI'.fI',i 11..m..,...-.-i211 mul. +11A1z,x1zr1'l'll s'1'm1m'nN Il','Q',,fIlq'I ' 5 'L I - ' 5 ' N '-v ' I , ,,.. 1 ' ' J K, I ' . IIRIIHI 2, fi, II- lIII,'XRI,IfS SNYNIIXN f?Uxlmi'N IAIUIIUI 5II'1vI' :'.IlIp'W.IIll Vhuir Illaxrxlllilxw Imlnn. IHAIIIQ Sum? 2. 3, I Y,-,xy IIE?-lIzl1IAIII 1.1 .1 B Sthlwhlllll-illmkxrms ttmmllihmln 1 :Ln W V NI XIII I.ICI'1 SXIIIII 'Z ' .LN I ' 'H'-, IAF-' T-I I xgp... NIQXH I.I'l1II.I,I4f STONE 1,IlAHl1Ulllu MIIINII' , l.num'lIn1zn1 I1 II- ' 'U' - W , .I X A - .V I 4, V . K Immun-lml.1I 1.IuI1 I1 Mimlmll I-L I I.app4II.i IVIIUII N. I- If- 15, I' IIVIII 'IIl'1lIIl 3, I I,Ul'IIC SUIXA 'XIauIriguI Filip-1' Sr. I'Ialy Iiig Sislvr fl- If. If. A. IIUNIIIJ S'I'ICW.fXH'I' Ilirlf Sports I--I Xml, IIsIwrvlI4' I 1- im ,If 56 'I NBER SUMNER And, l,lsl1r'rrlt1-'- l, .,, 3 Spanish ifluln--l, Z, .5 Big Sislvl'---l-Ll X M ES 41, SWliPf'I'I I 'V Yr. Basvlrall fl- 'llrark-2 t,l'l'llf'SlI'il'2, 3, -L IRGINIA l.lCli 'l'Xl ll0'l l' Big Sistvr- 3, 4- lf'l liY il'ANAK. K Latin Llulr Pres. Ways and Nlruns lf. 5. F. DUN AID K. TANAKA l,lI.Y Y. TANAKA Q., 5. It-3, bl: V.4l,l'f'H. -Ml- llmliilirwial illulr Sw: 'llriul I-'lights Bus. Mgr. llll.l.ll'i .lllNl'l 'l'ANKl'lliS- l.l'IY llanil l-lf Girls' Sports--l, 3 l.mnnu-rvlzll l.luIu -1- .IINI 'lf-XKlC'l'ANl AI.l,lCN BPIBN.-XRIVJ .IICANINE 'l'llUl'iN'l'UN 'HOW-5 , , S. li. 'l'l'e-aisllwl' A kaplpc-lla l.ll1!lI f3, AL C. 5. l.'.YYl,,1, l'u'l'l'u5, lA 'U '- 4 Fl'lt'llllSlllll lluiiiiii.--Ulf lilllll Llulnf-3 V Y u H H V nono'i'm' 'l'll0Nl.-XS lmlx Hl'ljl N- 'i 'lN 54 lg. Asst. gong lA.a,1..,- FI'll'lIllSlllll Loinm ---' 2, 5 Girls' l.f-Her lilllll ml -'ll' mg saw- S- li. .llldu-- -4 ,, , .liz Play JOAN IHUM.-Xb S. Class Asst, Song P-'lull 'll0Hl':Nfl lmzxilvl' Ftbtllllllllw l-1 llirls' Sports Annliul l'lmtog1rupliPr Drill 'll-uni 3, 4 ll0lllll'lllIlllll Al.,-KN llll.-KNH URIQIH S. li. l'r'esidci1l---4 llrum fllajorr 3, 4 Fr. llluss Pre-5. Rll'l'll H. Vflll. ll. l,. llslu-re-ite llii-Is' Sports Big Sistr-r liUBliR'l' lCllGlfNl'1 VAlN :K N'l'WlfRl' li Foutluzlll B lluskr-tlmll llillllllllri flklllllll, 57 l'Hl'.l.INlA N' AN Hl'.HIXll'.Xl I.:1tin Club Big Sislvr IIIKIK Y.-KN IJANI IIQISIWIIHIIIY I, 2. 3, I I noIIruII I, 2, QI Hops' Imuglln' Rf-p. .I.-XNIC XZXNIIFIII I..-MXN SIXNIJRA YANIJICII XIII-IN Wins und Nlmins lihr. S. II. IJIIIIV9 lfnmm. lfllr. Sr. ffI11Qs Sm: NORWINN MXN IIOHSICN Yr. FontIfaII-'I' I31Lse'IvuII-- .3 IILHHI- I, 2, II KLICUHIQIC VIRXKZNICII .I N MISS HOW NRIJ WIA I .RIC H Y Wg In I.IIlID Irvuf. I Yr. I uutIvuII- QI Yr. 'IIl'Zl1'Ii WAYNE VII.'XI,IQI'III if. S. I .- -2 S. II. llumw- ffmmn. Ul'r'I14'sIl'il--- I-,lv 58 .IUAN VAN KIEY XXIEIYS and INIf-zlns---I MMI. lIslwu-vrtvf 1 IIrlII Ivum IIIIIWIIC II. MXN W.Xl NICK .I. Y. I nntIuzlII Nr. I mvtImII UICNNY YI'ISSI4II,S I1irIs' Sports -I-I Ihg Slstvr -3, -I IINIC YIfI'fNIIUWIfI'I NIAXINIC XI-NUS I Hin l'IllI1 .2 . Spanish LIUII Girls' Sports ILICII-XI.IJINIC XIAIC W'XI.SII S. II. Sm-1'l'f-laxrv I1 Nnuuzul Siznli --I- I'l'l1'll4IHIIIIl I.UlIllIl. 'I .Hrilx WfX'I'SON ICIJ WXWIIZYIYSIQI WIIJXVN W M NHION AIEICN W f.0ll1I'l11'l'1'l1I 4.IuIn Girls' Sports Ilig Sislvr IVXIII. .-XI,I,I. I IITIC 'NNXH1 GRADUATES NOT PICTURED HOWARD BICKERSTAFF DOROTHY DUNBAR BEVERLY PRICE PHILIP BRITTEN .IOHNETTA MEEK RAYMOND E. SIEVERS ARLENE COLCLASURE RRYANT MERRICIK JOYCE TAYLOR RONALD COLE CHARLES R. WEST Band-3 P. A. Crew-2, 3 A' Cappella Choir--4 TIMOTHY .L I'. WEST Football-I, 2 'Track-1, 2 Rally Comm. MARILYN JOA N WHIS- MAN Aud. Iislu-rvttc--3, 4 Band-I, 2 Girls' Sports MARLIN WHITMORE Band-I, 2, 3, 4- Campus llomm.-f-l Rasvlxall-4 .lOYCE ARLENE WHIT- NEY II. S. F.-I, 2 And. Ushf-rette-2, 3, 4- Friendship Comm.-4 BENNIE SUE WILLIAMS Adv. Girls' Glee-4 Girls Sports-1 Big Sistvr-4 GEORGIA WILLIAMS Big Sister JOHN JOSEPH WIL- LIAMS Orvhestra-I-4: ST. Conductor-4 Travk-3 COUDITIIIINIIIAZ, 3 MIKE YRIARTE, JR. Vr. Basketball-4 B Baskc-tl.1allf3 Campus Comm-3, 4- ROBERT J. ZWIRTZ Latin Club-2 Campus Comm.-4 MELRA LOU PINCHING EDDIE WILLARD RAWLEY YATES 59 U F F I tl E IIS ROB RUMI'iI.I,. President, IRENE I.APOIN'I'E. Vice-President. BI,ANtII'IE IIAKE. Song: I,cader: PAT IIVNIKWUOIJ. Historian: I'II'iI'I MI'ilYIlIfI,I,. Sccrctary: IlII!XHI.I'iS I'IlIIII,I'ilY. Serge-alll-:it-Arms. JIUIIXIIIURS Quiet everyone! Wore on the air. Now for the program. We are here to tell you of the amazing experiences ol this yearis Junior Class. In the starring roles are Boh Hummell. president. and Irene I,aI'ointe. vice-president. who have dedicated their time and skill to the activities which this class has madc so Successful. Splendid supervision hy the advisers. lVIrS. Ke-im and lVIr. Lange. and thc co-operative conduct of the students have aided greatly in the success of the class plav. Captain Apple- jaclcii and the dance which they sponsored for the entire student Imdv called Black Magic. The class has also heen active in all School affairs and will truly make fine seniors for the coming year and will develop into hroad-minded leaders for future years. STEERING COMMITTEE ston. II. I'akf-. I'. I,f wood. II. Mendell. How II. IC. AIIIFZVIIII. I, I.aI'oi Gibson. 60 How I. Ii. sllyltlitll. II. Map INI. I.. ylitfllll. .l. I.n'm H. RIIIIIPII, ti. 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Nlvi-svn II XII II. Russo. II. Ixinur4I. . Stvuallwl. .I. IINIIIILIS. I.. xiIll4Il'I'lIlf'1'l'. I. XI. I.zuxrr-m-v. N. Ifr'l'wa1IsIm II NIIIIII II N. I.IuI1Is. I'. IMI-kwnml. .I. I'l'1lllI'IS, B . . . . . Ihmfnn. I'. SIIVUIIY. II. 5iH'IIN'l'. II. IIowns. I', IIg1lIxu-. II. ,IUIIIINIIL II II llnt ll. Ilurris. I. I m'rest. S. Hislmp. 61 Iiuvx Hun Kms Ham Ilms Hun Now Hum N ru W I.- Ii. Urth. NI. .Npplf-Iullry. NI. IIrmnIwy. It, Nlylmul. NI. 1,nlf-mum. .'X. Itmlrn-5. I IA-all. I', Willizlms. II. NIvmIvII. IJ. Wells. II. II. Iiaxkkm-r. II. Iinmw. 11. Sitter. .I. Vnllme-r. Ix. vI'4'l'l'j. ll. I':lll4'l'N1HI. .I. vI'0I'l'lll fl. Yunvs. Il. IIvIm'r. .I. Ilirkw. I.. KFIIIIIIIUII. lIl.f II. IIHIIQIHSIIII. II. Insta. Ii. Igllxlb. I.. xillllIt'I' IIll5M'll. Ix. IISIIVF. I.. Xzm II14t .I. IXIl'IQlP2lIl'II'Ix. .l. IJ:-I-km-. I.. Iimwn. NI. Xlf-gf-1-. H. Ile-lllsvln-l'. 41, IIllIlIf'll. I.--Ii. YQIIUIIIIIIP. II. I Iure'f. lf, lfm'rvl'u. If. Iiillvn. .I. Ilmuklmrt. .I. Ixlw-5. IJ, II:-I I.. Smitlw. I'. Iimw-11. H. flvskv. ,I. Plwtz. N. llillf-tt. , . , , , . , 1 II. Im. I'I'l'IIlf'!II. IJ. Nun I.vr'uwvn. I.. Mu-s. lm. IIIII. Ix. Nlulnlvr. X. Ihulmln. I YIIIIIIPI' 'Ile-vr. IT. Him-tkirk, NI. Illurk. N. Pivrr-y. .I. IIlI4'Ix. I . Sr-Inman. III. II. Im ffutv. It. I,zltrl1'k.ff. IXIQIVIIH, Ix. xIlII4'I'. X. 5lIIlIIl. I. 5l'IlI'H4'4I1'I', N. I. Lupe I IQ. sVtIllQL!'UNf'l'. I. Yam Spzulge-. II. lfmnlx. lf. IXIZIFIIII. If-I.. Ilurp. NI. FIIUIQJIII. I.. Iiuskvll. U. Irupp. ll. Iwnxrnme-nl. NI. lm'vm1. Xl. flank NI. Wright, NI. Skinnr-r, fl. BHNN1 l'lllilll. II. II. HIISSPII. I. II:-mIz-rsun. II. Ifgggvrl. .I. Yumlvn Ilm-L. XI. SI!t'llA'l'l, I. Blink. I VS'I1il1'. .I. I-l'LlINIt'IlIllIl'Q. Y. Hnntlivlr. III.--'I'. Sllflilfll. F. fzlvulu, ,I. I uIIvr. I7. I,ux'aon. NI. IIPIIIIIUII. II. Nlunriqur-Z. Ii, Iinwnlui 1 tl. Hobs, B. Williams. 62 Row I.-.I. Hegner. M. Tvskv. .I. Ott. ,I. Pasrh, K, Bc-'Ir'I16r. M. I.opez. D. Phillips, A. HumvI. I Row Row Now Huw How Iinw Huw Hun Inw II. III. I. II. III. IX' I. II. . B. Iirvuu. I.. Blawlfgic-, B. Pz1I-ui. 5. Daw. R. Mulder. II. South. II. Vulsnn, I lJ',-Xngelo, IC. Ilif-kim, II. Eiter. H. Ilullsvr. ll. Hawkins. .I. I.wIIun. II. Pugh. I'. Muxmn. II. Polly. If. Wlnipplv I7 lo II I II . Iwo, I. 'Ill . Ii. ifunnon. I'. lflurk. ,I. Cutler. .I. SuIIix'an. B. I.antz. K. WUUII. , , ., . . . NI. Iwgge-l's. Ix. Wnlfswlnkvl. II. IIllIlI?llI'. I.. Honrl. X. Iifrlxlggzlzxlw. I.. Skr'Itun. ,I Null, M. INI11IlmlIumI. II. Irvlunml. IC. Sain. I . Vim-vlwizl. H. ,IvfIrwIo. Il. I.uug1I1. If. Rilf-y. ,I. Ifislwlx II. IIllt4'I1insun. Ilursku. II lf. Imxy, il. II:-Itrun. II. Hutllzuvuy. .I. IXIau'kf'nsIr. II. KIIIIISP. S. I.1lllgLI'HI'tI, II .InImson. It. I'l'I'gllSOIl. I.. Ixalmnwr, U. IIll'f'il1IQLlII. XI. IIINIIIUIKJ. If. ,'XIl1lI'I-IU. N. Hoya. II. I'IIlf'I'IlilI'lII. II. IImwII. II. Iiuwlvr. I. I.illll' A-llvv. II. Iluzln. I. YLIIHIPI' I.z1zlu. If. Ilillwrt. NI. Ilullou. III. Martin. II. IIlII'LI. .I. Xl'l'III'IIlILliII. I5 XXIUIIQIVUII, 5. XXIIISUII. 'I'. X-l'Q'IlI'I0llWt'I'. .. IAIIIIIIN, IXI. HHS!-'llllIIlSl. I. ISIIIIOIKZUXU. II. AIUIQIIII. .-X. IILIIIIIUV. I. Nukvr. Ix. III.- I Ogle-r, ,I. Ward, P. l.onte1'. 63 . . . ,N . . Hun I. I3. I'n-rvv. A. 5I1lll'l'ill'. Il. I'If'lIli Il1l'IlIl, Ix. Ihrnnpsnn. II. I'n'knIn-Ig. NI. JXSI1- Illlll'l'. .I. .Izu-ksnn. II. Sulmlivia. II. Rislvy. Hun II, Ii, We'IrIn. S. Olixus. Y. Impex. If. Lawson. II. SI.f'llIll'f'Ii. .I. NIursv-. IC. Arxn- IbI4llSIl'I', ,l. Innpuur, IJ. .luIw, B. Witt, IJ. King. Hun III. ,I. Nlunln-itll. IC. Hun. S. IIag1usIli, G. Jepson. H. lim-rtz. N. I'uInwr. .l. Iirnul-gs, W. IinkInn'n. IS. 'I'uyIf-s. A. HvlIlwisn'I1. H. Kirk. Y. Munoz. Now I. I'.. SIIIIIIB. N, uhuwa. .I. NIurrvII. ,I. Holme-rls. Y, Gam-ian. ll. IIl'llIIl'l'SIl1lI. Y. IIf'llIIIIQl'I'. I'. .-Xlllrrigglll. NI. Sanur. How II. NI. llmxf-s. I.. I'IyIVIlISIlll, IJ. Simpson. ,I. ,IUIIIISUIL NI. IIill'lt'I4. III. Nlugnnwn .l. Ilugnv. Il. 'I'r:u'y, NI. llilrson. B. IIIIIOIIHIS. Iinw lll. fi. Ilv- Ilnup. ,I. julmsnn. IJ. Mnnrov. Il. Hnnwll. I.. IiiIIinggfIwy. .I. IIHIIIIIQ. II. KIIIIIIIHII, I.. Nlillvr. I . Iiria-,un-r, H. H0lIglf'l'h. IUNIOR-SENIOR RECREATIONAL NIGHT 64 Hun I. If. XILIFSII, NI. Spia-r, X, IIQVUII. II. 'I'I1mn1If. 'If In-1-, II. I.ilI If'lll'. If. .I. Xlwum. II Hou Hmm IIIM lion Hun lim IIII 'l'IlIlHIIllIIl. I 'N Ihllinsf-II. II, IIIIQIIPN, It 4.m-Iwrllm-. .I. INIIIIUIUINLI. II. 4,I41ntun. I. Kzmjil II. II. Iluulz-I. XI. -I. Ilamnum. II. Iknllqu-.I. II. XII-1I1r1:1.Il.IMy1-I. X. Blum-. AI. Ildrn 'If'I'sUIl. I. I.1lI,lblllIl'. II. III'4lUI'iIl1illr-t'l'. III I I71- I.:lrge-. II. Ilulf-. II. Uxwn. II. II:-Ilmwp, .I. Iuriig-. II. Ixillixlg-xmrtll. Ii. I.uI INJIIUIX. I.. XXf'IIN. I. Ivl'IIIlll. . . . . , I. .I. I.alsIu'v. .I. 'XIIIV11Ig1n'. I'. IxI1lm1'utI1. I. XIr'rv4IllI1. I. Xxllu. Ix. I7:u'm'II.II,Uu'u1m1 . I , I , , I.. IIUllI'Q1l'Ul5. I. IIIININ. II. I., ,IOIIIINIIL IJ. I'Iz1ItImn. I. II:-11Ia1. M. NPXWWIIIIIP. I. Nam Ihke-, I'. IIN-nr-l'. IJ IIIIUIIIXINQIHI, If. II:-ringtmu, .I. Iluiklru, .I. Iiurlmnn. N'Zl'lIRl, I.. IImll1e'lIx', II. IIl'I'I'h'l'll, II. .IuImwn. II. llgnis. II. Svalxy, ll. I c'rm Ii Ihm, IJ. lx IIZIITIIUIHIIIIJN. Im ,IlIlllIl'IllFZ. I. NIVIJIIIIIIII. 65 SOPIHIUMURIES Flying high into the skies of st-lnml life was this years Sophoniure Class. They have gruwn in age. size, and ahility and have proven their line skill in taking respnn- sihilities and earrying out the-ir tluties. With Earl Luding- P11-t sn-iv COM ING tVIlIll'I' ,, Now I. l,. littyltlllll. 4. Sttlxnnxn Nl. litnls Xl I3'n'rin tl Vt ..t.t lllll4'lllIlSlHt. :- Ittm ll. l'. Denis. Nl. li. 'lllnnnps .l. lhnnnus. l,, W4 . li 'Ike-v lnrltw. ll 4 ' OFFtt1lCtt5 ton. president. and Domi Benson. vice-presiclent. they have organized their t-lass and given at very sum-esslul party and nther prolitahle activities. linthusiastit' aflvisers have heen Mrs. llial and Wlr. Chennev. There is little flnuht about the future upper elussmen heing ahle to lake enntrul nl' the sehnul government and lite as they have already shown their fine ahilities antl qimlitit-atinns. IARHY lllil'lUlil'ilY. Fergezllit-alt-.-Xrnis: lllllli l.l'll'lSUN. illrezlstml H ' ' ' ' V' N in ' Ill l t'l' llfll If l'Al t,tll.l.l tXl.Itisnn'nn1: l,fXl'lx4 WI-.lRlt.tx. heeret 'yz .' Hung l,eutler: MIYIKIQY ISUWICH. Yell I.:-tuter. 66 , 'ref-aitlent . , . xl IHCNSUN. lien--I re-snlent Hum I. -X. SLlIxllIIlflIU. NI, llmw-II. I.. SIIIIII. If. llill I' Hom 1 I Hxm I5 Ielflu Ilmx Kms Iimx Row Hun Ifmx Hmm 'R . . ,' . Il I4 IXlaI11k1mAl. I.. IIIIQIHN. II. I.up',. I 1mI1'r. I. I'.llIf'I'5i7II. .I. XISM' mf If. Ill un X IIIIIX I IIIIIIIIIHII In III I3 Ilugli. .I. S4'IHli1IDI1',1lgIill'. II. 5.llllIIH'I'g1. I Ile Inn ll I IulIcIln1 I Iimx II r ' n x ' Il Il'IlAIl', IJ. I ugh. Ix. lflwrrzl I. Ihxyilsun.NI.IIuwllIllg.XI.II1'I'I 'n I' Ivilltll I3 lun: I7 fmIIm lx II1zuI1 Il Vs Hurzqm-Z. C. IILll'l'1'I4ll. ff. Il11mua111. I.. illnlmd I 'Klum nm 5lIfIill1il. .I. Nloorv. XI. IIPIPOH. Huw III. IQ. fXIm1t:m1wl'y. ll. Slmnk. II. lIz1stur. II. II1n 111 I' Du ln..m1. X, XI-ll4IhlIl. It. Iipp. Il Xlk I..,.g I. II, VI'vmII. X. Xlillalrrl, II. II1lI4I4Il'IxIU , I.. Ilutlun. N. .Ill4I4I. 'inw xx I Ilnm NI IIUNIIIIII X Im I In: mx ll. Im, Iirumn, If. II4'i1I, .I. I'm-III-I-. XI. 5llllIlrllII I Iwn N 0 un I' 5Q'lIQWI4'IQ. .I. IIIUIIILIS. It, XIIHAI. . , . , III. .I. XHVIS. Ix. 5lN'Ill'l'. N, Ilmvps-Q, II M-rluul In II11ll Ii HI on I II1nI I4 ,Il1l'IiSUlI. ,I. NIVXIIIIQHI. I7 Ir'lxl'4 67 Ron Iiuw Huw How I -- Iinw Row Row I- Row RIIIV .N v5IN'Ill'!'l'. Iv. IAHNSIHI. Il. II:-llwy. I.. IIN-lax. N. Nu-lf:-n. NI, Iglblllllil. Ix. Ilornn. XX lllsun. Ix. I.llII'IgjI1I. Ix. Dual. .l. Iinllvy. If:lrpf'l1tvl'. II. Iinkvr. If. Tlwmzxssmm. I. Ilnrfvy. XI. Ix2ll'I'Ill,LKl'l'. XI. Imwis. 'ill'lllQ. It IIlIll. II. I',n-unIn'zn'Ix. It. IXIllII4'HIIHl'!'. Ix. Nw-, N. .l4vImsun. I. Iif-gulmin . Ilnmumotn. , .. . . . .. NI:-I.urw. I. II:-n-un. Ix. IAZIHIIIUISIUII, ,I. II1PIIQ'IIlil, .fX. SIIIIIII. II, llmmplln. Ia. IrlII I fXlvwumIr-V. I. 5Il'IIlg.KIl2llIl. Iiurlllvlns. II. VIISIIIBZIIKLISSH. .I. Sumo. NI, II:-vk. NI. Slvwns. .I. .Ii1l'I'i5UIl. X. Iivily. IIIIIIIIIPPRIOII. .I .Hmm-I1. IC. I'1'l'1'y. U. .IOM-N. N. HIl'IlilI'4I?f0ll. II. Ilurlnn, I-f, Clank . Dayton. . , . I . ,.. , , look. N. Nvglly. Ix. 4,unmm. X. ,lnImsun. Il. Lvlmm. II. IlIf'llhHlI. I., IIVIIINISVII 'II2lllllf l'. II. I,2lIlllt'V. II. IV-1-tml. Nlillvr. S. 'Xrra-rlumlo. S. Sim-ktmm. NI. Iizllny. IJ, 'I'z1IIr-. IT, Sinnpsnn. NI. IIIIIIHIIN . H1-I1n1i4I. Noble-. fl. IIl'l'IxlI12lIl. Il. Nlurplmy. .I. I.4'ISII1l'l'. .I. Vlurk. V. Iluukins. II. Youn Yun Kvkvriw. Ii, XI1'I au'Iin .IL Nlyw-rs. 68 Ium Iims Hun Hun Hmm Hun Ibm Ibm Hun I. R. AIH1l'I1I'I'Il. Ix. Iwljlta. I. IIoIIe-nluc-r'k. I.. Nvgxrxsk. I'.. IXInsIvr. .I. .lulmsnn Ix Duns. Il. .I. Ililllllil. Vw. I31-1-Iunml. .I. II1'f'IiPl'. I., X. Ilurslm. I'. Null. .I. IIIAISIPV. ,-X. Ilmlels stun. Il. I'IzmIi. I'. 'I'uIIis. I.. Rrwrslxla. III. II. IIutlc'rIis-Id. H. IIIIIIIIWVIK. Ii. Ilurnrtt. .I. Bvllumy. II. Rm-al. II. Slamlu II N iplf-y. Ii. Hill. Il. Nlzulrlux. B. Berger. II. Robinson. I. IJ. l'I1iIIips. I.. I'IayIrurn. I. I.f'axI. III. IIvIIInyu. A. IIyIH1illl..I. Ilorlun. ll. NI'-I mx NI. IIuuIl:'r. II. fIIur!in. II. I., Lupc-Ialmi. I.. Lol-wr. I. N'I1I1sIQP. NI. I.f-lt4'I1. II. IIPr'k4'I'. II, Stzxnlz-3. I., Ilan! Ill! II. I,ilIIIIf'I'. H. IIzlrI4'y. IJ, Rivky. Svhnlifl. W. Ifurlwy. K. Iullmtt. NI. ll11c'rr'f'l'u. .I. I':u'r'. II. NIMVIIIIIII. ll. IIHII x II. IInIst1f'1'. II. .lrmg1vtje's. .I. Ifurson. , . . . I. I'. III'HNll4'. I. IIIHIQIIIOH. Im, I'xr'mptnn. NI. I'.illI5. II. IIIIIV. N. II. I.1-xx 5. .I. Im lll quixt. II. I.. IIul1lgIzlurs. .I. lfInlI:'It:-r. 'I'. IIKIIIIIHIZIU. II. fII1'Ii1'1'. I'. I'ut1'c'1l. II. XILIVIIII IN IliIum. II. xxI0Ill'llHlIl. .I. I'IuI:I4'n. III 'I' Ilznis. .I. Wil:-y. C. SIHIIISS. .I. IIPIISPIIIU. .I. Rf-flflifk. II. Smith. IJ. Uuslu llmll II. IIzlngif'r. If. IILIIIOOII. .I. IQZIIISYLIZITI. B. Ifrawfunl. 69 Row I.-H. Uyr-flu. Y. Ilughvs. Il. Wrlls. II. XVIUVSIIIII. NI. Stun-ktml. I.. IIHVKIIHUIIQII. W. IDJIIIIVUII A. Urangia. Row II ---' V. Harpvr. H. YVIIHIPII. A. YlllHIf'l'xIf'llIf'II. II. film:-. N. SIIIIIIIIXZII. II. IXIIIITZIY. II H ow Ifeson. M. Ilournu. H. KllI1lIIg. III. INI. IXIuvkInw. G. RNIPI. .I. Hum. Ii. IInII. II. Mwmlfl. II, Xlugu-1'-. II. IILIFIWIIZIIIL I IXIOFIPHSFII. I . Aguuyn. II. Iim'tI1uImm'xs. Row I----M. Kooimzm. R. IIra14Iy. .I. II:-mlvrsuu. II. IIIlII'I1'y. I.. YvI4'II'Il'Ix. II. II41g1c-rnuxn. II. Klunnv II. Cibsrm. I'. fflmristf-use-n. II. Ilrf-gory. Row II -H. Shiple-y. R. ,lonf-s. .I. I.ursf'n. If, IM-1-Iwl'. NI. Ilmwr. IJ. Xmmlwlt. II. I7PurlI1. I I ranIif'I. ff. .Inf-ksun. I7. IIIlTISIl'llSt'll. How III. -Y. .IIIHSPIL lf. Iluhr. II. Nivkum. I.. NIf'tzIc'r. IQ. Xlnmlo-rwzxll. Ii. Ilvun. X. Sirnpsn Row I.. Vkznnplc-r. IT. Nlvswrwr. Ix. INUIIIS. I--Ii. Imp:-z. .I. I.llI1lllllq,1Il1lIN. 5. VSIIMH1. II, Unlilq. .I. 'XI1'Yllll4I4'IA. X. Itust. XI. .I. Lraznr- I'. ffumrnn. ' IXII X Row II--Ii. IIowf'II. II. Nvlsfm. I'. :Xl'111m'. N. Witl. I.. Mummy. I. IIN-Il. II. IXQUUHIIIQ . . Row KPHIHHYI. I'. Russe-II. S. N. Ifruft. NI. Yunxlumfu. III. III. W'imII1:1nI. fl. II:-nz1I1Ir-. .I. A4'Ixl'VIl11lll. II. lhmrmaxy, I . Strung. NI. Ilrwrljrz .N 1 , V. . . . .1 V . . IriHllI1'l'il. Ix. Ixws. II. II1:I:1II. .I. I'r1rrn-lral. VI. IXLIIIISIIII. II. Stew-Iv. 70 Rim N ' Huw H xlill Him , 1 mn Nam Hem How Huw limx Kms Hou l.fIJ. I.lt1'Ilv. I ku In. .I. Hunt uyal. 'I'. IIIISIIIIIHHI, .I. Nlnhr. Hou II. I.. II.1l'1num-V X Nlmslx 'XI Sk:-Iton. .I. Il'1'Iilll1I. Il, Iiumu. IJ. Hn-n. lima III. NI. NI .l. 'II4 'XHIHIPI' Hun I. II. 'II4I.le.1rs XI Illlfl NI. NI1'I.rvury. If. Iialkkr-r. I.. Nlmwn-. ,I. I.4l Hmm I 1'I'Hll un. II. Ln. Q swll r 411111. I. I'rnIuy. ,I. I.I:1llwf'. .I. I'I11IIeo. II. IIIINIH. Im Iiuuull IC Iunlu Hun ll, ,I. Fox. I'. IIIHQJ. I. I.uur1-na-u. ,I. IIuIIrn. 5. Nvtsrxm. ,I. ,ItlIlIl4flIl. ll. Nylvn I I.f'IsllI't'. Hum III. II. Vnllh. II I'uIIwrh I M-xml. .I. I.mll1s. I.. Iirltlr-n. II, II.-zuvmn, .I. IMI1 u Iyllllllt II I'1Imu lf. I ', Iirm I. II. IIlI'I'IlIlilIl. NI II1-l'ln In U n II, II1-morn. II. Immun. I. Ituggml. Hmm II. X. I.ul1r'e-lawn. X. l.nuI X Ixclln VI In A gig. '. 'y11lzll1.ll. Iiuklwr I vvilI'I'4'Il Him III. II.I1lhll,II IIUH4 I IJIIIN I IIHIIQ ID Ilulf-v II II4-I.uIImn. II. Nuxl II I-wk Imm. U 72 OFFICERS BRUIII-I MARTIN. l'r1-sid:-nt, KliNNIi'l'll RUHLICN. Yin--I'n-esitlt-int. Y . . Y.,. .NA--, .. .mv , . . . v. V, ,X 1, V. . Dl'l l'Hl,-X Nlltltliftl . lltstortunz IxlzNNl-. l H hl Hl.l'.lN. N ICQ'-i,l4l 5ltl1'Illl ll', BUYER. Sr-i'g1ea1llt-:it-flrnisg tIAH0l.l'l NIOSLICH. Song l,r-alder: IIE M.-XHTIN, Pu-sid:-nt. lFtl?iIESIHlMlEN One of our newest radio progruins this year was the Freshman Class. lfrom their first taste of high school life to the realization that they would soon he Sllll0lIl0l'K'S. they were highly enthusiastic about every phase of hoth 1-lass and student hody affairs. Because Bruce Martin. President. was seriously injured. Kenny Huhlen. vit-e-president. took over and brought the year to a sueeessful conclusion. With the ht-lp of their aid- visers. Miss Miller and Mr. Chenney. they sponsored a elass party and assembly whieh proved to he two ol' the outstanding highlights of the llreshniztn year of this Class of lO5l. STEERING Now l. ll. Illl!'lilIl. if hlosler. l,. llunn .l. frlt'lt'l'lllilll. li Kllilill. ll, ,ludd M. Spa-iglit, ll Kley. Nl. Burton li. He-lmnn. 73 CXJMMITTEE Row ll. ll. Ye-enendnnl, Hit-liurdson, P. liuniell. M. Yun ,--I llillwrt, S. Yates. lf. l'ilut'kfm't, B. Whisnmn. Nl. johnson. Nl. Mott. H. King! U. iililIllIf'l'lIlilll. W. Wulkvr. V. Hunsvn. I. Rf-ylmlsls. I.. liilllii. ll. i.lli.liIllf'I'S, l. 5illlIl1if'I'S. ll. Ryan. Il. iiI'L1Yt'S. ,l. iil'iS!Ililll. Now , . lion Huw li. li Huw ll. I'. Him 0. .l. Huw K. H. Kms --ll. N. Him V. M Row III -J. johnwnm. W. lfvke-r'. S. Duxis, 'l'. Bw-kvr. E. ,Iolmson, N. lhiwriu. F. Hour . Nllllle-11. S KPHIIILIII. NI. lluldt. Nvlson. l'. llastingrs. 5. Nrntzvn. D. Yun lrvilwflii. Nl. lm!-1i10r'st, N. NilIlt'0I21S l'inurd. 'lf Frnm-is. B. llivlrli. A. Powvll. Nh-Collnnl. H. Ve-Hwndual. ff. Lindlvy. Nl. I,iIlSlll0l'4'. B. Kilta. H. Kulisvaurt Al1e'l'm'mlillric-. Nl. Revsv. B. Shaw. I.. Duyel. ,l. Hukslrerg:-n. Fisher. V. Curtis. U. Martin. A. Hit-ks. IC. Bork. Ni. Neilson. ,l. Al't'llt'l', 11. Snip I-'Imn-nov. B, Palrm-r. R. Britt. firm-rsmi. li. Ur Long. ll. Bviuivr. lf. Hovlm. i,. Urnsvn. H. Knuth. .I. Bullard Britt. S. lfnmpton. M. Uarllvu. lf. Mrjia. Howard. B. Wliiigrsiiewr-. D. Hvrnundvz. B. julnismi. J. llofstru. H. Oylvr. S osley. H. Forster. B. Rudle, I.. Svhmiet. Dees, D. Smith. B. Martin. M. Rethwisch. M. Snragwza, D. Svales. B. Boyd W. Counts, C. Lancaster, N. Sykes, C. Mathews. .gn '74- RINN' Huw Row Row Row Iiow ROW' ROW' II 0 w II. . I. Hull. B. Br0inI. I-1. IInpm'if'I1. N. I.I1ussiv. NI, I.ukImrsl. I'. Iiumf-II. I.. N11-1 II. I 0IIvIt. I. IIPIIWV. I. Ilurrvy. .I. Hams-I. I.. VI'aIIis. lf. Draws. A. XZIIHIFWIIZIIII. II. S:-Ill'1-iluw. II HowvII. ,I. IIIIIIIIIIUIIILIIYI. II. .IUIIIIFIUIL I.. Brink, If IIu0pPr. ff. HI4'IIill'!IS1lI1. IT. I'm'risI1. II. Ks-rr. .I, Iivc-ws. II. Iilvm. II. Ilum-If II.. Donn. Cl. Huff, 11. Kaulvll. II. H1-rry. II. 0w'r10n. IT. Mori. A. Urr. III. IIIUI-L. I', I,I0yIllll'I. .I. Duty. NI. II4-un. .I. M. Arnie-rsml. Il. l.fmI. ,I. Y1'I'5Il'4'gI. IJ, I,IyI11ZlIl'. Ii. Ilzltzlnzlkzl. K. IJ1'VI'If'5. II, .lmw:4. il. I'urtPr. .I. WiIIi:1m:-. I'. Ortvz. II, Iirmxn Il. flaws. 5. Yusqlu-z. I . SIH'lP2lI'.I. il. I.l111z1. I.. Y. Witt. II. Iflvxolm. Ii. Iiuilvy. N. Iiumun. N. tlullm-gn II. KillIlll1f'l'. 5. SZIIIIHIPIAN. II. Isitwzwalle-1'. I. Nlmm-. X. I4Ivmu, .I. I7m'nms. II. XX nllm-I NI. Ilzuis. I . Wi1'I14-rs. 'If Flu-wart. 'If Iiulnirf-Z. II. WiIIimsnn. ,I. I5efm'. II. Nivolsml. I.. IIl1I'lIIIl4'I'. II. Klurslim-V. I Impex. II. Iloffmun. lf. XOIIIIQ. T5 Smnrwrx. ll. Iwymun. N. .Inu-ksun. F. I'nuIsnn. NI. l'arr1-rfamn. I.. 'xIlIf'l iHII Huw I V Hllyllf'l'. M. Iblu-1-I. I. We-uf'I1. .I. Rugs-rs. II. WuIIu'l'. II. Nlurwl. Huw How Run Huw Hms Hun Iimx Iimx II. .I. Ilum-an. .I. .IOIHIMIIL X. Swlft. VS. I,ll1'IiWlH'III. 5, Iluma-I. Il. .loImsuu. I'. IIN I?rigg1P1's. III. II. Sung . mon. .I. Nlzlrknskl. II. I.ilWl'Plll'4'. .I. IIa1l'IIf-y. .I. Sir-wn un. II, II:-um-. II VIH-sf-Ifro. H. Jump. I. ,I. I IN'lllllIIIilh. JN. I:flllII'f'I'Llh. ,I. Iiin-. I.. Dunn. II. Y21IlI.f'l'llXH'Il. IC. IInlImf. II. 'Kluw- II. II. Ilzumllnotu. IJ. Williamson. .I. Nlsum. Y. Illurk. IT. Murray. N. Iiilr-y. II. I Iussvr. N. I?iIus. H. Kvitll. III. I'. Sll'IllIN'l'f1f'l', Ii. Svlunitt, II. Hmmm. H. lInIc-. NI. Ifnllis. IT, 1II1iI1If1. II, Wllipplx Il. I'IllIPIlH!'fI. N. xZlIlI IOIIlll!lI. .l. NI4'I7m1uI1I. H. 'I'witvI1vII. I. .I. II1lI'l'iIIo. .I. IIur1Iin. II. Sissvums. N. kIilI'PllIlf'1'Ii. A. IIPIIUZIII. II. Wvuwr. In Robinson. A. HmIrigrllvz. II. I'. NPMVIIIII. .I. H:-I-lx. NI. ,Ie'ukins. I'. Ilmllzllll. IJ. Ifollnurn. I.. Y. Whit:-. I.. X Vu-IrI1m. IT. Huntvr. W. Cupit. III, I. SlllIIIIWI1'Ix. .l. XIIIIIIVIA. L. IIc'rrf-nm. II. Sirn'uQky. .L Wurlvy. .I. Iiluvkwvll. ,I nn. NI. .Ir'nkins. II. Hukansun. A. II:1r1'ism1. 70 Row I.- Row Row III How I - - Row Rem Row Row Row . IIz1rmws. .I. Ilyvr. .I. IIIl IIH'I'lll2Ill. II. IIumpInn. I'. II:uI:l. II. IIiIl'I1l'III1'I' ,I pariju. lliIIr'I1rist. I. Ilurlm. Il. Suryvlx. II. 'M-Imxl. I., XIl'I'f'Il'I'. II. NIVIIRIIIIIIII. I'. I ur:-tc-r Nr-all. II. Nlillvr, 'If Imnzule-1. II. Ile-m'g1c'. II1lstz1l11u11l1'. .I. FVIHIIIII. IT. Ixlxlggmlxfw. .I. Ixmlpmun. I. Insta. I'. xiIIlfIQ'l'lIlllIl'Il Iv, l.Iz1rIx. Il, I3oum'. I'. Izlllntt. I. lzuzllal. II. i.ImmIu-rlm. Iiinklvy. II. In-y. .I. Nlyvrf. II. Siu-rsnn. If. IIzu'tw'iI4'x'. II, Iii'-Imrmlsmm, II mmm. I.. IIZIIIOII. I'. Iiulwr. II. Xrnnhl. . IIr'rgzf-V. II. Wlmilivs. I'. IIUINIIPQ. .I. I.ynf'I1. II, Sl'IIl'f'ITllP. I'. Ifurtuln. II. XR-Swls II, Svzny. II. I.z1n:Irm-ssc-V. I.. YVSIQII. ll. Ixsmiman. Y. IIIIIIIWIII. I urtnn. .I. Ye'I1Inlan. II. NIimIte'. IC. 'I'ms. NI. Nlurinu. II. Iknis. ll. I.. Ifux . Ilf-IInf'r. Il. lflmvr. II, Xggumlvz. I.. Spunn. I . KQvuI'I'rny. ll, IIzlIIur1I. Ii. I.oy:1. . . I - - - , . . . . FVIIIIIIIII. Il. IH-. I.. X. XM-slvrlmi. .I. IIrnmr1I4'. IT, Iwss. I.. IILlI'IY1l. Ii. xil4'2I Ilizw. I . I.u1npIwe-II. 'I'oIIf-. II, Ihnis. II, .Ill1I1I. Il, IIIIITIIF. II. II1ltlIll'l'. .I. Smith, II. 'I'I1i4'I. If. Sm-vlun . I.f'lIN. II. IIUINIII. II. 5I1rmI1'. IIru:lyr'r. I.. I3ivIu-V:-ull. II. Huy:-V. II. Ql1altau'Iwr. I . Smith. .I. Iirzullvy. Ii ' - - v vllfllwzlllx. NI. 5IlIlIII. I.. IIf'I'IlilIIlIf'Z. Im. IIl'I'IIlllI4IQ'Z. II. I'yIv. 77 Row I.-fl IIOIIYIQIIPZ. NI llillvr. D. fllanton. If. Rrmm. Il. rIP IIZIZIII. S. VI'0mI. NI I Hn w How Row Row Huw Il H I Pvrkins. S. lllxarwv. P Row ll.- Ii. IIIX't'l'il. I. yUI'hl'. Il. IIllIllIllf'l'. IJ. Malvll. I. I'rzf'. ,l. XILllll't'l'. ,l. Sm KI'Zlllhf . M. Barton. .I. Re-lwkop. III.----il. 5111111111-rs. II. IIowq1lir4t. C. Dayton. I . Nzlkalwuki. .l. You NIL II. Wfilliam Xt iljlYN'I'. D. Buy-fl. .I. fflltrigln. W. II4'tIillgLu. II. SP,1LllIIll'. Row I.--N. Allison. If. 'xjlllilylh I.. I'+'nl4-k. Ix. Ixuwunmoto. Vv. Ilunu, Ia. IATIIIN. Xl. I III un ,l. Mzlppln. II. Illlaml. I., Be-allrlmzlnmp. A. IZllI11ll'2I. ll.'- Cl. SIIIIIIUIIU. II. Quivk. ll. Ilnmllran, III. lllltivrrvz. S. Uvlguflo. KI. HHVIIS Spviglmt. I'. .I. Uilling. M. Ric-f-. P. Yulws. II. III'4HlkI12ll'I. I,. I'IlII',11f'S0Il. lII.f-ll. mavk. H. flrolvy. R. Dngxun. .I. fliI4'I1risI. I . SVIIIPIIF. Ii. .Il1stif'P. II. VN '1 II. Huisl:-tt. 5. Ifliot. XI. Zyf-stra. IJ. Sunrlfrs. I. .l. Kingxslwrry. Y. Iflulw-2. ll. Ilozl. II. 'I'l1rP:lrIgiII. I . IIf'IlIHll'l'. N. 'Xlillffl IN IIPIlIIlllIPIl. I.. Lopez. Y . f . fvnus. VH. Iuylvs. NI. Nam Ixlfxy. l'. Ilvwla-II. H. I'r'l'g:llsol1. XI. Nllllc NUM-rts. W. Mullins. I.. Urrvn. fl. Ihmffmzm. , . v . .N . Row III.- 'I'. Ilzllvs. N Ile-rgsr11u. Im. P+-wk. B. Svanmn. .I. I I!'lIIlll1I. It. Iuylnr. .I. IZIISIOH I I'l'z1tl. 11. SIPWRIH I. A. I'l!ll'Il. It I,lllI1l'lI'0. 78 Iims Hou Ibm Hum Hmm Ilms Iimx Hun Nun I. NI. .I. .Inns-s. .I. I.l'UIll'Il. II. I,lIlIit'I'IlIll. N. ,I0I'I'IINIllll. 5. Slyv. I.. I IIl'Il. II, I'IwI4m . . , .. . . , . II. .I. I.mIt. In. NIe'y1'l'N. II. Stlnsun. I. II. FIIIIIIIPIII. .I. IIl'lIIl'I1. II. I.2lNl'4'llt'l'. I. Nl In Il , , Ilmmpfnn. I'. Im-In-y. , , . - , . . .. , I. III. I.. Ix. I.lmIse-5. Iv. Nlore-lm. II. IxmgNlmI. lx. Srnylln-. I.. NIM. Ix. NXINIIUH. I'.. VMI nm Il II2lI'NIt'Ix, M. XXIIIQIIIN. 5. Ityh-Illsun. I lf. IILIIILIIWI, II. hp:-uve. Im. Iiurvlx. Ix. Imug. NI. IIIIIIUIIH-Kill. .I. Ilullxpi. .I. XXIII In I II Ink I full ll 5. .. 1 . , ,, . - , . . 1 . II. I.. Illluny. I1.Vwngg111s. II. .Ii1gLQ11lI'lI. II. I'e-rgxlaml. Ix.Hn11wrw.l.. I.n11eIu-5. XI. l I uxiunl II Wulf ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . uni. .I. II1-1.1-1:1114-IQ. NI. III-rr. I'.. 5t'lIZIIl,Lll'I'. , . . . . ,. Ill. II. Ihnllnps, II. Uumml. II. Ixl-Im-I. II. 5IllllllNlly. N. 'Xulu-rl. II. Ixlgggw. II. Ile-lmm N II1 um mtg t'l'y. .I. Hill:-r. .I. Iiotlmv. I'. IIVLIIIIILIII. I. .I. I'uI1m'1'. I'. Ilnlwnuu. II, XXilIxI. N. YM-sl. I'. IIllI'I'lllQlI4lIl. 5. III-aml. I., I'0I'Il'I'. .I. I 1 lm II. Slums. S. Nam IIlll't'Il. In. Llwsn-I'. II. .I. IJ:-Xrn-5. .I. lnmlvy. IJ. 5l'IlII1'ItII'I'. .I. 5. II:-nry. NI. Iwml. In. lInIIlng41-r. 1.. Ilmnn I.. IIIIlNIt'I'. I.. Iimlr. QI. Iiulm. II. Itxsurl. III. .I. M1-Iiny. If. YLIIIIUZ, I'. Hutt. ,I. XIt'II1ll'1II1l'II. .I. IIe1rI1sI. I. IIl'Xl'I'llQLl'. NY. Sl XIUITIB-. II. II. IIILIIIIS. I.. Nmxtnn. I.. Ilmlgv. 79 fgyctivitief HIBIIG STORY? MQLUIIB NEWS' MMIIRACILIES IIN MUSIIC 44cQu11fuVf-mlm TVIIMIEM ' iii i M Ng 1 .fx . , W ,N MA -W ig.. A W W nf .N,,..,,....,,...,.....m.M .WN M ,.,, ix 2 MWIHIMVS IDOIHXV? 81 .Xl fl l l HY Nlvlll N'I'Y, limlitor Climaxing the year with a large and comprehensive annual as a reward for their plans and aeromplisllments. the 1948 El Aviador Staff presents this memory hook to the student hody. This year's staff members took the lead with Mat' McCinly in the position of editor. lVlary l.ove Friend act- ing as associate editor, and Joyce ,lackson as assistant editor. Keeping close watch over all financial matters. Irene La Pointe served as business manager. The entire competent staff of sixteen members all worked together harmoniously to produce their finished product. All was not work, however. for the enjoyment gained from the relationship and new experiences afforded the staff sufficient pleasures. llow I. M. Mm-Donald, B. S:-efeldt, l. La Pointe, M. Fra-exnan, lion ll, B. llay, M. l,. Friend, D. Nieknm, U. Nladdux. MARY LOVE FRIICNIJ, Assoviute lrhlitoi 82 A N N If :XL PHOTUGHAPHERS Row I. ,I. Levy, E. Bruner, M. E. Se-al. Row II. E. Stark, M. I'in4'hing, C. Bnsnian, I,. Xliller, .l. Moore, ,-X. Mu-s, I'. Simpson. Row III. Nr. Yost, .I. Whitney, R. Slllllilllil, II. I,ungIortI, S. IAIIIQLIIUIWI, INI. Dewey, .I. Palmer, I.. Bergen. ICI, AYIAIDUH uonhl In- no yearluook without pic- tures. whivh add life to the publication. During tht- pieture-taking time. the Annual I'holo- grapliers. IIt'kHIf'l'I hy .Iohn I.evy and lVIary Ellen Seal. have rushed hack and forth aeross the t'2lmpllS to catch with the eye of the camera the scenes of school life for the television screen of this year at Excelsior. Many hours were spent in the photograpliy rooms developing prints. , y , . . . . how I. ,l, Imiy, NI. In. Seal, I.. Orr-nl, .l. .Izn'Ixson, M. hlvlflnly. Row II. Ii. llvorglv-, 'Nliss SIl1'l'Zl'l'. A N N ll A I. S 'I' :X If I+' XI Xl IH YXII-tlIN'I'N - XI.-XHY I.0X'IC FHIICNIJ ,l0XlII+1,lMIKSUN - IRICNIC IA l'OIN'I'I'I - QTARIENE HINRIKIIIS It.-II.I'H GICORCIC - 'XIARILYN Mt-DONAI.Il IKIC'I I'Y SIiICFlCI,IJ'I' - tlICRAI.IIINI'I WAISII IARENIS ORICM - - NIONA FREEMAN - BILI. DAN - - .IOHN I,I'IVY - - - MARY I-II,I,IiN SEM. D-XVII? INIAIJDIIX - DAN NIlIIiIllXI - NUR.-I SIII-IHZICII Illltlll NIST - - - - V - IUIIIIUI' - NNBNUVIRIIQ' I',tIIIllI' - Assistant Ifilitor - - Ilnsiness INIIIIHIQIPI' - A - Senior I'i4Iitor Mlm. :mel Ifueulty Pitlitor A - - Lluss Iiilitor - - Art I ItIiIol' - - Sem-rvtary - - f'I1'tiXily Iftlitol' - Girls' Sports Firlitor - Iloys' Sports Ifrlitor - - Illiotogruplier - - - I,IIOIt7gIl'ilIlIlf'I' - Sophomore- Assistant V Sopliomore- ,Nssistant Fu nltx Mlxi ei , , .. ., -g.- 1 . . - IIIll!IIlgLI'illiIIy nI4Isis4'r I Ol lil IEXQIEILSHOR ILII lf IE LARENE OREM, Editor-in-Chief FIRST SEMESTER TOM KREH BIEL, Editor-in-tlhief With the flag of good spirit waving high, the Excelsior Life staff started off a year of successful literary contributions. The first semester's staff. under the edi- torship of Tom Krehhiel, started right in busying them- selves with the many complicated duties of putting out a weekly paper. On a school paper such as Life,, every- one cooperated and did not only his particular job, but aided any other staff member when his own work was done. Row l. I.. Urem, ll. Medina, -X, Flnmlres, S. lnkster, l.. Smithe, C. Hinriehs. I Row ll. S. l,angforfl, l'. Lot-kwootl, li. Dingws-ll, li. Brauvr, P. Beardsley, D. Rletkerk, Editor-in-Chief - - Tom Krehliiel Business 'Manager - tlarlenr- Hinrivhs Circulation Manager - Larene Orem Advertising Mgr. - Anna Sf-hnierhanvh Photography - Stan Langfnril, Elaine Braner Page One Editor - - Ralph George Assistants - Sallie lnkster, Pat Lock- wood, Pat Beardsley Page Two Editor - - - Bette Breid Assistants - Loretta Smithe, liortense Medina Page Three Editor ' - - Pat Head Assistants - - - Anna Schmerbaueh, Dorothy Rieikerk Page Four Editor - - Mac MCC-inty Assistants Everett Dingwell Annie Endres Typist - - - Lupe Arredondo Adviser - - Elouise Brinvgar A. Sr-hrnerhant-li. 84 Row I. P. Ogilvie, A. Hndres, S. lnkster, I.. Smitlie, A. Sr-hnierlranr-ll. Row II. L. Ferry, P. l.0r-kwood, l'. Beardsley, R. George, M. Mt-Uinty, Mrs. Brinetfar. r- SECOND SIi.MliS'l'lQli STAFF I'iditor-in-vliicl' - l.are-ln' Ureni llnsincss lxlilllilflvl' - Nillllll llcorgxe Circulation Mgr. - Put lleardsley .Mlm Mgr. - ,Milla St'llllN'l'llilllt'll l'l1otogrupliy - lfluine Bruner, Stun Langxford Paar' Une lfdilor - A lit-tte lin-id Assistants - - Vat Lockwood, l'nt llc-alwlsley, Phillip Ugilvit- lyilll' 'l'wo lfditor - llortcnsc Nletlina Assistants - Sallie lnkster, Loretta Smithc Paggc Tlircc lfmlitor - Dorothy llictluwk Assistants - :'ll1nzx Sr-lnnerlmancli, Pilainr- Bruner l'a,L:e Four Editor - liwrctt llingfwm-ll, Assistants - Annie limlrcs, l.yle Ferry Klum- Mr-Cinty Typist - - l.npe Arr:-domlo -'l4lVlN'l' - lflonisc' llrinegar With a concerted attempt to revise l.il'e the second semester paper staff organized with a new idea for its school paper. Larene Orem took over the 'ob as Editor-in-Chief. and first semester ex Jerienced stu- I dents assumed new 'ol1s. More Uossi was added. alonff with full covera0'e J zr- f D D of all news events in school. and an accurate account of both boys' and ffirls' s orts. A few new members were added at the second semester, and s P the all-important job of reporting was given to them. l lllS'l' Sl'fNll'lS'l'l'ili l'Mll'l l'llll'l'0li5: SHIUNIJ Sl'fiXllCS'I'l'iIi I'UlI'I l'Illl'l'UH5: How l. lf. llruncr, l'ag11- 'l'ln'cc: ll. llreid, Page Two: ll. How l. ll. Nlctlina, l'ng1c 'l'wo: ll. llrcirl, l'ug1n' Une: ll. llict- llcoi'gLe, l'zl,11e'Ulit'. Lellx, l'.1g,e 'llllH'l'. How ll. M. M4-llinty, Page Four. How ll. li. Uinggwell, l'ag.:e Fonr. 85 TRXWIAIL IF ll G PHI it S ROB tlUER'l'lN, Assoviate Editor. l,Al'fL JOHNSON. lfditor-in-Chief. Turning hack the pages of Californiais history to the gold rush days. the Trial Flights staff followed the theme Golden West in this years anthology of poems, short stories. and essays. With Lael johnson. editor-in-chief and Bolt Guertin. associate editor. paving the way. the staff produced a hetter hook at a lower cost much to the enjoyment of all concerned. Constant prodding and urging on in general hy Miss Mytlialer and Miss Hawley. Co-advisers, was responsible for a great df-al of teamwork shown hy the slafl in their collection and arrangement of copy in this hook. S T A F F lfditorsin-liliief - - LAEL .IOHNSUN Assoviate lfditor - - BOB CUERTIN Business 'Manager - - - - LILY TANAKA Pnhlivity Manager - V - - ELAINE BRAUER .Assistant Pnlmlivity Manager - ANNIE ENDRES fiirvulation iVlanagvr - - LARRY METZl,l'iH Assistant tiirvnlation Manager ---- YVONNE EAST Copy Editor ----------- JUDY THOMAS lfopy Assitants - l,A VONNE WESTERHOF. PATSY KLAM' RUTH. DOLORFIS VAN LEEUWEN. JEAN PARDEE timer Editor -'-'--- MAUREEN ilVlACNllSSON Assistant ffover lfditor - - - - RAYMOND BROWN Makesnp Editor - - - LORETTA SNIITHE Assistant Make-np Editor ---- HORTENSE MEDINA MARY KOOIMAN Fa:-nlty Adxis:-is - FERN MY'l'llAl,ER, SHARMON HAWLEY Sevreta ry ------------ Row l. l.. lanalxa. ll. Yan l,f'f'llWf'll. Y. East. ll. Medina. A. lfndres, lf. llraner. l,. Y. Westerhof. Row ll. Nliss Hawley. .l. Pardee. Nl. Kooiman. l.. Metzler. .l. 'l'liomas. l.. Sniithe, li. Ullertin. lt. Johnson, M. Magnusson, li. Brown, l'. Klamrotli. Miss Mythaler. an Row I. M. Freeman, J. Sakamoto, A. Ben der, D. Allen, D. Lee, M. Croft, P Arnold, D. Conway, B. Abercrom bie. Row II. A. Hofstra, T. Van Dyke, J. Allen D. Beck, A. Endres, A. S1-hmer bauch, P. Klamroth, C. Walsh, M Aguayo, L. Arredondo, B. Seefeldt. Row Ill. J. Bowerman, S. Harbeck, J. Pal mer, B. De Foe, L. White, S. Coots, M. L. Martin, I. La Pointe, B. Can non, J. 'Murrell, H. Medina, P Beardsley, D. Clawson. Row IV. I.. Johnson, D. A. Mills, J. Thomas, H. Boone, J. Ott, M. Hannam, M. Mulholland, P. Lockwood, B. Hine mann, N. Piercy. -:vnu-i Row I. J. Walker, N. Hoopes, ll. Bensema D. Bartholomew, J. Holhert, G. Stew ard, R. Frazier, L. H. KllIlHllt I', IC Patrick. Row ll. B. Hart, D. Seary, l.. Billingsly, D Lillard, H. l.angford, .l. lflock, D Hammer, J. Crawford, .l. Kotnik M. Nipp, President. Row Ill. T. Porter, B. Porterfield, lil. llelilin P. Torena, B. Rumell, R. Moosh agian, H. Simpson, A. Jackson, If Levy. BHG HIEM QLUIB Almost anyone can gain membership in the other clubs. but it takes an outstanding athlete to get into the Big E Club. for they are the fellows who have earned their Varsity block E in sports and represent the high standards of sportsmanship and the strong. keen spirit here at school. Leading the exclusive club of letter earners for the year was Maurice Nipp. GIIRILS' ILIETTIER QILUB There were many girls in this yearis Letter Club. Because of the change in requirements for the organization, a girl is now eligible for this group as soon as she has earned her little E, this being attained after four quarters of sports. The first semester Cabinet was headed by Diane Clawson. Horseback riding was enjoyed by the girls for the first semester party. Second semester's leader was Angel Bender. and an ice skating party was their choice for the annual get-together. 87 Row l. K. Fujita, S. Vamlvr vf'l Il, l.. ,lvflrr-y, .l. Tl1UI1lilS, D. Thomasson, l.. KJFPH1, C. Courlvy, Nl. l.. Frivml. how ll. D. Sr-airy, lil. Bowniun, ff. SlIIlllTlf'I'S, ill. NH-ly, Y. lfust, ,l. Tilton, ll. llillvr, l.. -X. l'liili v. V, fi v . . , , Niiiriiiiihiiliii liiiioiiirliiiigiiii iiirficiiiiir Uutstauuling: lioth as imlirirluall spvalwrs, zinil us flvlraitvlw wer:- Ihis yr':1r's H1f'I11lJt'l'S of Exim-lsior's fillilIilK'l' of thi- National For- :-nsim' l.i ElgLllP, The vxpvriviwz-cl spmikvrs as wvll us the inexper- ie-iivcnl iioviws workvcl togvtlwi' to llllilitl l'ix4-m-lsioi s nzuns sprc-sul fur and wirlv and luring: honor to the svhool. Thr- big: tournzunc-nts-ll. S. li., Allizunlrru, Nlursluill Novivr-, urul othr-rs w'c're wvll-l'c1pi'r-sf-iitml hy SIlPLlliFl'S vompetingx with vurli otlwr and with stuilvnts from other svhools. 'lllu' Iiig t'H Ill of the- your took plum' wht-n lfxvvlsior playful host to r-lvveii Southr-rn lialiliorniu llc-hate Lvaguv sr-liools zu tlu' annual S. lf. ll. l.. 'llournaunvnl hvlxl on our mitivz' grounlls. Tho yearly Uniwrsity ol' Rf-mllamls high sc-hool alvliutr- :intl inmlixiilual speaking tourlu-y saw a numlu-r of N. F. l.. 'ers trawling to Heilluiuls for il three mluy sojourn of vonipvtition and an equal uniount of nwrriment ln April, all tlw Illliflt-jlkllfllllgl spvzikws forgot llwir r'om4 pvtitiw positions anll joinwl logrvtlwr for un vwningr of enjoyment unil honors al the N. F. l.. Bzuiqilr-I. ,llil0l'l', tlu' group liuskvrl in the glory of its zu'llir'wiiit'l1ts for tlw your in liolh N. F. l.. zurtivi- tivs and in 6XIlf'I'lf'l1l'f for lllt'IllS?lVt'S. i 3 FIRST SF1lN'lES'I'lClC OFFICERS: lf, flourlvy, 5w'i'vtzil'y: .l. W. lfilnionmlson, vllI'f'1lSllI't'I'I l. lll'f'lll, Vivv-l'i'c'si4lr'iit: 'lt lXi'vliliir'l, l,rr'siilr'nl. SEC UNI? SKNI l'1S'l'l'IH OFF!! IEHS: ll. Sf-Airy, 5w'i'e41ury: ,l. UN.-il, l'1'c'si1le'11t: fi. Sununvrs 88 'l'1'vz1slil'm': l.. fl, Philip, Vim-f'-l'14vsi:lvi1t: Nlr. I.:-uk:-, .-Ml N lst'l'. t SClHlUlLAlRSIHllllP5 SCPQIIIETVY With a record number of students in Scholarship this year. the first semester group. headed hy J. W. Edmondson. had many interesting activites including an initiation party and trip to see Noel Cowardis Tonight at 8:30.'i Carrying on in high style. Barbara Loehnert took over as the second semester got under way. 'l'he activities. among which were the initiation dinner. and the theatre parties. truly high- lighted the year and topped it off as one of the most successful in the archives of Ex- celsioris brains, or '6Quiz Kidsfi Mrs. Lowe, Miss Hopper, and Mr. Stroh were the ahle advisers of this Chapter Seventy-Nine of the California Scholarship Federation, First Semester Officers: How l. liarene Orem, Secretaryg Bette Br:-itl, View - Pres- ident: .l. W. Rtllll0lltiSUll, l'rr-sident. liow ll: Andy A l y 1- s, 'rrvasurerg ,lat-kie Tlmnias, Activity tihairnian. Set-ond Semester Ufficers: l.ily Vliitllilliil, Vit'e-Pres- ident: llarlnaru l.oehnert, l,I'4 Sitlf'lllI .lackie Thomas, Secretary: Neil lloopes, Sergeant - at - Arms: D o n Hendrickson, Activity Chr. 89 IFRIENCIHI QLUIB Le Cerele l rancais,T with lrene La Pointe as president. had a very successful year. The members have continued to send parcels to the two French orphans adopted by the cluli last year. The entertain- ment. under the direction of Bob Cuertin, included a Christmas pro- gram, an initiation party. and a final program and party at the end ol' the year. Miss Veta Hopper is the very energetic adviser for the club. Hows l, F. Asawa, l. llallenlieclt, M. llernandcz, ll. Knowles, l. La Pointe, li. W1-lily, .I. lfrowley. How ll. ll. Traxis, lf, lfrnmons ruchcrli, A. llnddleston, .l. l.. Pratt, Nl. Mulholland, li. .lr-lliredo, .l. Thomas. Hon lll. A. lwy, .l. Jaekson, S. llanimitt, li. lTill'll5 J Htiriqtiist, .l. Scliweitzer, N. Aulmert. Hou lY. Nliss Hopper, ll, Sr-lirenip, l. l,. Watson, ll. tfisney, ll. tluerlin, R. llarris, T. Nielsen J llilllaxsay, ll. Mrxlillaii. Hom l. M. llernundcz, A. Sakainoto, B. Br:-id, ll. Medina, l . Garcia, ll. Vustpiez. lion ll. Nl. Neely, ll, lfhristensen, rl. Meek, l'. t Int isen, ll. Gregory, l.. Haskell, Mrs. Sumner. How Ill. l.. Monroe, ll. Harris, l.. Metzler, ll. Nlclllillan, ll. llntchinson, ll. Herd. Rows l. ,l. jackson, N. lttech, N, Vander Ve-en, .l. Ham, D. Burricklovy. How ll. S. Stockton, M. Aslnnore, tl. Nylen, ,l. lileeker Nl isinun, l'. lxlznnroth, Nliss Weight. Row lll. N. lloscheit, Nl. Lindsay, ll. Held, T. l'arlu-r, ll. Frazier. SPANIISIHI CILUIB Los Sahiosf' under the capable leadership of Horlense Medina, as lil Presidenlefi had a very active year. The Spanish Cluh von- sists ol' second and third year students a nd Spanish - speaking Illt'lllllt'I'S ol' the student lmody. lts advisers are M rs. Sumner and Miss Weight. Besides promoting a feeling of good will. the annual Christmas party and excursion to Padua Hills can he chalked up for the Spanish tlluh as a lmig success. This out- standing year was brought I0 il climax with the Mexican Banquet M here authentic Spanish food and music provided proper atmosphere- Zum! w I. I.. Tanaka, ,l. Ifyerly, If. Ligzhtfoot, II. Diller, II. Henmlriekson. A. Svlinierlnanvli. M Il. Mr. 'Nmlers , .1 s ': lf' V, ' i ' on MIN Pl I xff1ll10WfI I.. lllll, .l. Rftlxtllmlll, .l. llmpott, II, Outh, I.. I wfrman. Row III. Nl. lihorles, ii. Vlalsh, M. Aglllilytt, I.. Arreilomlo, II. lflieselnro. w I. If. .l. -Xlsnni. II. I'ItttIl'H1t t1I, II. Ilervl, l'i. fXrmlrrl1ster, ti. Nlellouan, l'i. .lepsa-n. Now II A tlolvlasure, .l. Yanmler I.aan, 'l'. Yan Dyke, II. lluitt, II. Fairvliiltl, AX. tfooper. lion III. oulalin, II, .l. 'lliltllit'I'Sl1'y, .l. lIowc-rman, M. I.. Smith, Il. We-lull, .-X. Saneliez, N. I':I'l'1'4'illtl1'. ul. l'. 'l'illlis, l.. l.uliman, Nl. lxooiman, one ,l. Ilanna. Row II. II. Niekum, II. lIra1ly, G. I ore-man, II. liilnson, S. Sliver, .l. llemler- sn I Warsl, ,l. Ihomas. B.5Itl'll1'f'. How Ill. l'l. lIun1lwt'k, II. Hatla, II. Hill, C. Staley, II. us M. Inll, .l. Mott, It. Mori. QQMlXflllERf CHAI GLUE With an OVCI'-PlllllllSlilSIll' group of stuclents in the business eirrieula this year. there came a neetl for some type of som-ial activity for these people. As one of the newest organizations on the eampus. this Commercial Club has heen aetiw in many phases of school life. This club gives stutlents with similar interests an opportunity to get to- gether antl have an interesting in- formative. and enjoyable time. Officers included Dorothy lliller. president: Don l'IPIlClI'll'liS0t1. tive- presirlentg l.ily Tanaka. seert-tary: and Carlene Lightfoot. treasure.. With lVlr. Cleayinger and Nr. An- derson continuing to aet in tht- eapaeity of aflvisers. the eluh hopes to haw more and more mem- hers as the years of its history total. llftl' Il N Q IL U III 5. II. II.. untler the leatler- ship of Betty Tanaka. has matle a name for itself rluring the year of 'HI The eluh has sent a paek- age of pietures of the lvnited States to missions in South Afriea. and also maintains eorresponclenee with l.atin stutlents in Canada. Efficient officers of the club in- clude Mary Kooiman. activity ehairmang l.uc-y Tanka, secretary: Lorna I.uhman. treasurerg Gloria Foreman. song leader: and Russell Hill, yell leader. Miss Hughes actetl in the Capaeity of atlviser for these 4'I,atine-ers. IFUITURIE IFARMIERS Ui? AlVlllERIlQA How I. Mr. Fisher, B. Gilchrist, T. Bats, C. Bidel. R. leffredo, B. Nishikawa, R. Guerra, L. Souza, A. Costa, E. Britt, R. Gardener, K. Miller, l.. Gardener, Mr. Haase. Row ll. ill. Retliwiseli, H. Bailey, F. Pinheiro, A. Rivera, D. fllowry, l', Van Spange, ll. l.a Hue, lf. Finch, ll. lluskirk, lf. Lawson, .l. Hohinson, E. Young, .l. Srluiahlegger, W. Kotake. Row lll. S. Elliot, lf. Vander llussen, li. Martin, A. Kewlen, ll. Arnold, li. Collis, B. liosta, l'. llloore, H. llettinga, R. Lamherson, E. Hoa. Row IV. .l. Bottema. F. Ferreria, M. Zylestra, M. Rocrtje, Nl. iiltt'l'l't't'0, D. Smith, lf. Viiichers, 'l'. llc-gialado, ll. VVilliamson, W. llettingxa, ll. Veencndaal, l.. Sl'lllltllll, l . flaunplu-ll, W. 'l'ayIt-s, D. lollv, .l, bhnuono, ll. Hidel. E. Lawson, 'lireasurerz li. Finch, Secretary: J. Rohinson, President: D. La Rue, Vice-President: P. Van Spange, Reporter: H. Buskirk, Sentinel. 92 Our men of the future. and farmers of Amer- ica. have made news in the history of Excelsior hy hringing home many trophies. and prizes. The hoys learn such practical things as how to huild live- stock pens. how to rotate crops correctly and materialize- special diets for their animals. These hoys are known for of living leading fi ture throughout the During the year. their projects and good work ures in the field of agricul- Southern California l . F. A. they worked under the capahle leadership of Jim Robinson, president, and are con- tinually striving for a better and more clearly understood agricultural organization. Mr. Baumgartner. Mr. Haase. and Mr. Fisher, advisers. have supervised the projects and have arranged field trips. fairs, contests, and meetings for Excelsioris Chapter 130 of the fF. F. A. Y tow I. B. Reid, ll. Nlentlell, Y. llillskemper, M. Nipp, R. ,lohnson. Row ll..l. Kotnik, ll. Yan Dam, B. lieynerson, M. A. llannani, A. lfmlres, ll. tilexelaml, ll. Nash, Mr. Stanley. Row lll. l . Yieencia, .l. Franciosi, T. lee, D. l,illar1l. M. Yriarte, E. Navarro. STAGE CREW The faithful workers that dim the house lights. raise the curtains. and ilo the things that are necessary to make an A-1 program. are the members of lVlr. Stanley's erew. Receiving practical experience in the huilciing of all stage gear. the crew also provides the necessary hand in all rallies. plays. assemblies. and the Spring Swing. all of which aclrl to the enjoyment and prestige of Excelsior. ll3R0lllECTlIQlXl CCRIEW tow l. ll. llnskirk, tl. l,exy, if. Stark. lf. xkrnolml, ll. jackson. Row It..I. l,e-ry, ,I, tfurlis, tf. Tanes, ll. l.e Cate, ll. Barton, IT. jones, ll, lTlllllt'lH, .l. l'ranc1os1. Row lll. Q.. HlI1t'll'llS, lx. lhomns, ,l. lxlrkpatrn-lx. l,. HIlllllglSly, lt. Blackwell, .I. Lraxs- lorzl, ,l. Bulk. l.. Miller, D. Francis, P. Simpson. The room is lTfll'liPt1Ptl. the cam- era hcgins to grintl. anrl all the stuclents settle hack to enjoy the eagerly awaited movies in their classes. This is the time for erluca, tion and relaxation at the same time. hut without the l'rojection Crew there would he no movie. The hard working staff. with the help of Nlr. Yost. has hrought many hours of enjoyable enter- tainment and learning to the student body. 93 QCtMlMIERQIIAlL ARWVIISTS Crayons. paints. interested art studenlsf-all combine to form the commercial art class here at Excelsior. The students. under the direction of lVlrs. Lowe. have I lent themselves whole-hearledly and energetically to the job before them. The many interesting posters seen in the halls help put over. through this advertising. many of the school activities. These students have worked together and have had fun doing so. This combination makes them an outstanding and valuable organization. ow l. C. tllarrk, li. Beekliani, Nl. Barrs, ll. 'l'suhokuwa, li. Ross, D. liartlioloim-w', N. lin liosvh. R. 'lilltllllitx 0. Nlc-tiolluin. How ll. M. Strwkton, R. .l. l.antz, .l. Crowley, M. liowning, R. Cole, G. Beltran, ll. Sano, ll. Kaliell. HI .. . .. . , Row . .l. krllt'l'II'lSl, A. Boos, ll lonklnson, B. Nan Wagner, ,l. Miller, Mrs. l,owe. Adviser: C. Shrink. IPUIBILIIQ AI I RIESS CRIEW Here. in the form of the public address crew. is found the hehind the scenes. unknown. hut steady workers who luring to us for our enjoy- ment the suceessfulness of our noon dances. rallies. and various pro- grams. Under the guiding hands of Mr. Fineh. the l'. A. crew has helped to huild a hetter and more modern school. H. Wolf, ll. Levy, ll. Fanes, Pi. Stark, li. Steadman, E. Ar- nold, .l. M. Kirkpat- rirk, ll. l ranr'is, l,. Miller: fhlviser, Mr. Finvli. 94 lion I. ,I. I,unffdon, Ii. Siwrson, .I. Il. Svvveton, IJ. SVIIIYIIIII, NI. I,. Frivnd, U. Yumivr his-wr, I . P 7 Y :- IIIIVIIIQLIII, II. Ixing, I. hast, I.. Nivolson, I . Wielwiigzl, I . tlznnron, INI. tfonllvr, .-X. ItIt'llItl. lion II. N. II:-1'kr'r, Ii. I'urgoson, IJ. II:-sllvts, Ii. Hugh, ,I. WIIIIILIIIIS, W. Wnllwr, I.. NIs'I.ovsatn, .I. Iirwxc-s, .I. Iinrniglit, .I, Ii. Huilvy, I. Bri nk. Hon III. .I. IIUtAt'l'lllllIl, tl. II1bWl't'lll2lll, II. SQIIIIHIFIN, IJ. liook, II, Iohr-, -X. lirivh. Contrasting lnelodious strains of jazz and 1-lussit-at hars. our ort-Iwstra went on this year lo pres:-nt at surcr-ssful und en- joyuhle se-uson to hoth our student hody and the surrounding communities From the assembly perforrnances down to gradua- tion I'oinp and CIl'i'LlIIlSI21llC6.n IVIr. Lund:- zind the studvnt vonduvtors. john Williams and I rann-vs Iiurnight. wr-rv striving lu luring inte-rf-sting entertainment to th v audiences. The second annual niusit' ussvni- lily proved that the vfforts had vvrtuinly not hevn tn vain. By gaining high honors at the Southern California Musit- Festival Contest. as individuals and as at group. wt' vould definitvly tell that the on-Iwstru wan: one of our most progressive and oulstnnd- Illg 0l'g2lllIZilIIUllS till IIN' VQIIIIIIUS. FHICSHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS IVIADRIGAI. SINGICI-IS 95 Lola Wright, llc-ad: llirene Orem, Mary llarlowi-, llc-tty lrvlund. MlAlURlElllES Drums, roll off, is a familiar sound to the one-hundred members of the green and white uniformed students in the lf. ll. ll. S. Band. Be- stowed with honors from the very beginning of the year. the Pilot musi- vians started out hy presenting unusual spectacles in the form of drills and reviews at the football games. Copping first place honors in the high school division of the All-Western Band Review in Long Beach. Mr. l.unde's hand gained the needed prestige enabling them to participate in a score of musical programs throughout Southern California. Added to the niarching unit of the organization were the colors and charm of the majorettes, han- ner-lmearers. and the newest addition of the flag twirlers. Alan llrich. as .NIAN lllill.H, Ilrunn Major. IEXCQIEILSIUIR drum major. and Bolt Biro. wielding the haton as student direm-tor, make people take u second look at the Exeelsior Pilot Band. Bolrlry Fairm-hild, llarlmara llnitt, Natalie- Smith, llavl. flonrley, Put Wllll1lI1lS, Donna Magus, Head. HMG lW!i -lfRS 96 i ,.,,,., 3, Stu f W.. IMNNIER IBIEARIERS HIIGH SCHUUIL IBANRD S. , S .1 .4 - ,Q , . 1 K I in . W1 lj ' A-gr W TMWMQQ DW , . 3 mi r 1 A z T 97 Xl ivkvy I3ovvn-r, A 83391217111 SQNG ILIEXXI IERS Y IE ILIL IUEADVERS Ray Mvgff-rlv. Hr-ad. Barbara Means, Dfmna Th0!llilS340ll, Luqllila Brown. Hem Blanche- Paka qw 1 . Bob Lehman Ted Chase, Head Troy l'orter ID Rl ILIL if iEAMl This yearis pep girls. the Drill Team, composed of selected junior and senior girls, was led by Frances Halverson. They were seen performing during half-time at football games and came into prominence during Posture Weffk. which they sponsored under the direction of their adviser. lVliss Phelan. One of the most original of the stunts presented by the Drill Team was the between- half routine of f'l'm Forever Blowing Bub- bles. during which the girls sent forth into the sky a number of helium-filled balloons while the band played the accompaniment. SUNG ANU YIEWUL ILIEPXI IERS Unifying the support of the student body during rallies and athletic events were Fl. U. H. Sfs student body song and yell leaders. During the first semester. two blondes. two brunettes. and a red head. headed by l.a- quita Brown. sparked school spirit with songs from 'Side by Side' to sAlma Mater., Ray Megerle. with his assistants. encouraged the Pilots to display their enthusiasm for the football team through yelling. Marion Reeves. aided by her two pretty assistants. took over the second semester for baseball. basketball. and track seasons. 'lied Chase. and his handy assistants. proved en- thusiastic and capable to conclude a successful Year. Natalie Smith Marion Reeves, Head Barbara llnitt GIUEIE GLU VB Aspirant young girls. rendering sweetness to the songs of yester-year and modern rhythm to the popular songs of today are typical of the work of our Girls' Glee Cluh this year. liniting with the Choir to provide pleasure with their songs in the Christmas program. assemhlies. and other musieal activities. the members of the Clee Cluh are diligently looking forward to heeoming mernhers of the Choir. AYQAIPIEILILA QHIUIIR The A' Capella Choir lends much magnifieenee to the Christmas Play. Spring Swing. and our musical assemhlies. Several members of the Choir. Madrigal singers. pictured on page ninety-live. having sung many times in the surrounding communities hut never lvefore on the eampus. provided delightful entertainment at the annual musical assembly. The Choir. stately and impress- ively attired in hlaela rohes. allowed their splendid voices to he joined in close harmony to luring enjoyment. create enthusiasm in music. and serve as an in- spiration to all music' lovers. Mrs. Yates is the competent director of the Atl- vanced Girls, Glee Cluh and the A' Capella Choir. 100 ClHlRllSlMlAS IWIIAY Wlith the novel theme. Yuletirle in Many liandsli to lead them, the music department presented an interesting array of songs, music and dancing in the annual Christmas concert. Different lands represented in song were Modern America. England, France, Russia. the Scandinavian countries. Holland. and Mexico. Carols of the latter two countries were sung in native language. 'lialileaux depicting the Christmas season accoinpaniecl the songs of each land. Compliments are due Mrs. Yates. vocal tlireetorg Mr. Lunde, music directorg Nliss Wilson. costume advise-rg and Mr. Stanlev. technical director' for their H . 7 parts 1Il the organizing of this year7s convert. MW Li nl.. 'Qi vet 101 SIENIIOR VPDILXW HJUNIOR MISS With the last pre-curtain coaching by Mr. Valen- tine, the director, the fate of the Senior play, Junior lVliss,,, was left in the hands of the cast and student production staff. The usual thoughts of entrances. quick changes, and the million and one things which might go wrong flashed through the minds of the cast as the house lights dimmed. With professional skill the cast took Junior lVIiss', by Chodorov and Fields, so long a hit on Broadway. and enthralled a record audience both performances. Again, as in the Junior play, Mr. Stanley acted as technical director, and Miss Cage was in charge of the costuming to contribute to the all over success of the play. With a background of Christmas season in a modern New York apartment, the story of Junior Missi, unfolds. J The story centers around the antics of incor- rigible 13-year-old Judy Graves and her lovable, fascinating family. Harry Graves is the irascible father of Judy and her 16-year-old pseudo-sophisticated sister, Lois. Judy's matchmaking proves a strain on the family, causing Harry to lose his job and nearly separating the Craveses. But, all is well at the conclusion of act three when the family is back on its never too even keel. With Loisis boy friends, the poker games, Fuffy's unpredictable remarks, and Hilda, the maid's sober faced disconcern, the play was literally a howling success . L. 0rem,M. Doak, D. Barton C. Hinrichs, l.. Philip, D. Barton M. Rietkerk, J. Rowell, fi. Summers Harry Graves - Joe - - - Grace Graves Hilda - Lois Craven Judy Graves Fuffy Adams J. B. Curtis - Ellen Curtis - Willis Reynolds Barlow Adams - Haskell Cummings Westerll llnion Boy lVlerrill Feurhach Sterling Brown - Albert Kunody - Tommy Arlauckle Charles - - - Henry - CAST - Dick Barton - Jim Walker l.ou Ann Philip Marie Hielkerk Carlene Hinrichs - Mary Doak - Lurene Orem - Louis Islander Charlotte Summers - .lam-k Howell - Milton Heflin J. W. Edmondson - Jimmie liverly - Tom Krehbiel Don Hendrix-kson - Bob Cuertin - John Simpson Dale Krause Don Pardee ll. Krause, 'l'. Krehhiel, II. Hinrirhs, D. Hend- rivkson, Nl. Heflin, J. liverly, J. Simpson, B. lluertin l,. Philip, J. Howell, ff. SlllIllllf'I'S, I.. Islander U. BiU'10l1. M. Doak, .l. W. Edmondson, C. Hinrichs i ll UlNllQDIR IPIUW l1fXl l'fXlN Al'l'lJlQLlACKM As the housv lights ilinnneil aintl tht- lootlights valnu- 'Ltiuptain Applt-int-lt is the story ol' Alttl!I'll5t' Apple' on, the 4-ust for the Junior vlass play. 'illillililltl Apple- jolnfs lust lor tlllVt'lllLll'txi1llIl ol' his tll t'illtl which hrought 'tn-k. iiSSl'lIllJlt'tl olf stuffe to await their 1-ui-s anntl inaxluf that aiclwnttirv to him on hourtl 11 mirute shi . J r- l P lust rninutv hrush ups on weak spots in thvir linvs, 'llht-n. , , , , . , . . It is also the story ol an lninfl ol vrooks. posing as in it slow ew-n 1-lnnh that vurtuin rost- lllSt'lllSllIQ to thv l ' l I 1 ' . . . . . c-vc-rvtlnng from ti pswlnm' to tl lxussmn spx. who airm- ilLttlIl ttl'l'. tlw lihrury in Anilrrost- Applm-john s Yloiitvrt-5 j ' . 1 l trying tn lay hunmls on il llltllllllt ll'l'ilSllI'tx lwtn-it-it to lu- ionw. . in the Anihrosi-is hoinv. ' 'znnutiv lilourish at lhm- 1-nfl. lhv Const Cuairil 1-onws to thi- i'vsm'uv. and Ainhrosv 4lisc'oxa-rs thi- trezisurv. llcvitlingg that his iitlNt lIllll'F-Swjlilllg st-It is sutisfivcl. he svttles flown to his olml wvll-worn rut whivli now sw-nts quite t'tlIlllitll'litlJlt'. Mrs. lxvltn tu-tml us tlirf'm'tor. :intl Nlr. Sltllllti tlicl li. llrm-ul, ll. Johnson, .l. ililllvlllils. , .. .l. lholn- us, H. Johnson. . . ,. , . , . - Mvntln-ll, .l. 'l'honms. 104- sf A aw, X 1 HES? s, Q 3 S M . . we s fi? 'Zz HQ 4 XX S Q 'Mun-x i ' xx .Q s , X Wfif, V 1 V ,ii cqvtlaletics 11NS1x1 1E 01? SIPOPIRTS' 'AIBIETWIEIEN US GIIRILS if ,Et X 2 2 ? x 1 MTIHllE WQIRIU OIF SPURTSM 107 F1 MAURICFI NI PP, Captain COACH MAXHAM COACH HENDRICK COACH HOWE HON TO VICTORY, HUGH SIMPSON, Most Valuable Player. S C O R E S Montebello 12- 6 Exvelsior Chaffey 24- O lixrelsiol Poly 7-15 Exvelsior Alhambra 35- 6 Exvelsior El 'hlonte 0- 6 Exrelsior Mark Keppel 2? 0 Exvelsior Wilstwli 12- 7 Fixvelsior Whittier 7fI2 Exvelsior Good fortune was an infrequent traveler with this year's squad. smiling on the Pilots in only three games out of eight. The Pilot eleven got off to a slow start by dropping their first Iwo non-league games to lVlontebello and Chaffey, in that order. As the Poly High Jaekrabbits' game drifted into view, the Bunnies. expecting an easy victory. suffered the humiliation of being squelehed 15-7. Now came the ifly in the ointment' for the Pilots in the form of the Alhambra Moors. the past and present all C. I. F. League champs. This time the Pilots fought and seuttled to the tune ot 35-6, this being the heaviest defeat of the season to fall upon the Pilots. in the game to follow, the boys came back fighting mad to smash El Monte 6-0. The fickle figure of lady luck. however, left the Airmen bench, and despite the flashing and plunging of full-back Hugh Simpson. Keppel defeated Excelsior with the disgusting score of 2-0. Their ally. lady luck, still on the rampage permitted the Wilson Bruins to put over a sneak sleeper play and win the 103 Row I. D. Trzivis, lf. Stark, B. Porterfield, T. Porter, ll. Steward, Nl. Nipp, B. I.ehman. 'l'. films:-, M. Heflin, .l. Walkel', H. Uyar. V Row ll. .l. Simpson, .l. lfrawford, H. lx10DSl1ZlgIlill1, R. llionias, ll. Simpson, R. Ogier, .l. Hex. A. lioots, H. A. Reynolds, l'. 'l'orenn, U. 'l'ln'ezulg:ill, U. Fernely, l.. Britten, H. Van W'agner, R. l,L1l1glf0l'll. How Ill. lfoaeh Howe, .l. llelongr, ,l. Kotnik, U. Vander Wall, ll. Seaivy, H. Frazier, D. liar- son, E. ldldington, .l. Reddiek, B. Hart, ,l. Rolrinson, N. Yun llorsen, R. Mathews, float-li Mzixham. VetRSlllfY IFUQUVIBAILIL game I2-7 despite the undying efforts of Steward. Heflin und Simpson. Their teeth clinched in rage. the Exeelsior eleven met the Cardinals of Whittier on their home field and clipped them l2-7. In lrilmule to the exeellent sports- manship demonstrated hy Exeelsioris football boys this year. eaptained hy Nlauriee Nipp. they were eontinually urged on lay the enthusiaistie Pilot fans. It has hrought out a school sports- manship rating among the highest in the state of California. As always. it was through the determined. whole-hearted support of the entire student lmody and squad that this honor was acquired. This ziehievement Seri es as an example of the good which van he aeeomplished lay il unified effort and hy the attitude of fair und square play. V . - , -. t. . . ow l. ll. llpur, .l. tmamlorrl. lt. lorterln-ld, li. l.elnnun, M. lNipp, liljllilllli lx l.ung1lor1l, l'. lorenu. ow ll. il'. Porter, ll. Siinoson, Xl. llellin, ll. Steward. 's 109 ICXCELSIOR w I. Xluurivc- Ni n u, 423 nt.: 3 n l'm'tvrfivI1l, Bula Hart. How ll Harrison Dyur, li. H. livynullls, Huy xI1lUSllilgiilll, ,lolm iirzm I I 1 I of . foul How Ill. 'IH-d lfhasv, jimmy Wulkvr, 1Qor4ion Str-ward, Milton Hvflin. ll0 .4 N .V PILOTS hom l. Holm Itlllllilll, Hmmld I,:xng1fm'4l, I.il!'l'y Rritli-n. Row Il. Hxf-wt! Stark, John Kotnik, Paul Tor:-nu, Troy l'ort4-r. Row lll. :rim-I l e-rnvty, Hugh Sillllrsllll, must xulllublr- pluyffrg Dick l.L1l4b1,llI, N-nl Ilcmps-5, ,law lla-mllm, Nl11llllgl'l'5. 111. 'Exte- ,- f. Q3 3 llow I. G. Strauss, ,I. Robinson, R. Ledlwtter, T. Daxis, N. Ile-hnan, IJ. Iiartliolonww, D. Winton, Wv.KdTllSlIZll1, I. Vollmlr, D Pu-nc 1, ii. Bartholomew, C. Sittvrs. low II. .I. Be-nsvma, Mgr.: S. Iangforcl, R. H, johnson, Fi. TXTCSE-3l1l'!', A. C. flops-, l.. The-iss, II. VVall, K. fiutright, T. Matzvk, I1 lwwawc, H. flhamplin, P. Davis, ff. ,lam-kson, fiom-h HK'Illil'i1'li. ll. V, lFUUillilBfXlLlL Give and take are th? two things in sportsmanship that are vital lwm-f-ssilies. This yvar's junior varsity t'XIDPl'It'I'll'Pti a little- of lroth. fioavh IIc'ndri4'k, who gllidrrtl tllesv lroys of the Pilot .l. V., statvrl that own though his tram did not win all of thvil' COACH HICNIJRICK DICK FRENCH, Captain games, tlwy wvre outstanding in their glvneral alnility and sportsmanship. Thr .l. V., living the minor lf'ilQIIli' training vamp of footlrall, has giwn unequaled and xalualmie inlnormatirm and f'XpHrivnm'e that will he ilisplayvd upon lhx- gritlirons ol' Soutlwrn ilaliliornia in the years to 1-oinv. The '48 .I. V., squail, with their vaptain. Dif-k Front-ll, we-rv, on numvrous owas- ions, compelled to play against heavier teams to thc-ir cliszuivantagvz however, they made' up for the lavk of wright anti f'xpr-1'ivm'f- in spvf-il, skill, and the ilisplay ol' fighting spirit and good sportsmanship. With tho t'0II1IIlf'lI1iLllllf' l'f'l'0l't,i shown hy this yPar's harrl-working, haril-fighting, tlc'tc'1'inim'il srpiail of playvrs, liixm-lsior is llSSlll'9lT of many futures football vhampionships. I TOM DAVIS, 112 Most vahlahle piayor. w l. lf. Yun:-S, .l, IYQIIIIIPIQ B. Kutakv, .l. Roberts. ,l. l.i n si, .l. Bm-ltvr, H. Ii rr-mv-. Huw ll. ll. Beltran, ,l. .lulmsnn, IJ. lla-lmun, .I , , . , I I . . , I . . . . Vtilvy, ll. livtky, .l. Nc-lsml, lm. 1fl'z1l1g1vl', li. hmm-ll, NI. llewlul, l'. Llhlllllglil. lum lll. f.lHlI'lI f.lll'llh, P. 11m'z:'ln:lll. IT. Nlunrm-, .I. IM el, H. SIIIYIIIV, lf. llz'l'l1z1ll4ivl, .-X. livvewzlglm-, H. Hvlllllallm, N. l,llrlf'I'll4lHn, B. Whipple-, H. Harris, R. Hosvlllnf, W. Umii, U. lfitvr, ll I'llllll'r'x, f.0Sll'Il .If'IlSf'll. Hmm IY. 1I.lluI1r,.l. Nlamrv, U. Walls. .l. TUl'l'Ilil, ff. Hlllllr-n, H, Yam ,'XlllVW'l'fl, .l. Mlauns, ll. l'1iN'lll'l', 42. Hon ull lf'I'N ll. Mm Dann, Nl. l'e'rr-Z. , 1 IBIENE IFQQPTVIBXWL IIU,-Xl ill .ll'.N5hN 120.-U .H ill NTIS HUB Rl NIHLI., f.Il.-XKIJCS Rl7HI.l'IN, BOB XAN ,-XN'I'WliHl', 1.17-tjllllfilill Nlust xuluulnlf- playvr. fill-tzillllilill. Holm Van Antwerp Allwrt Beverage ,lar-k Nelson lllnnuvl Perez Boll Rumell ,lvrry Johnson Pete Gorzeman .lay Roberts James Moore Dirk Van Dam Don Walls Jerry Boelter John Adams Byron Helman Jerry Wiley joe Lippi 114 BEE MANAGERS: A. Finch, .l. Fox, B. Rodgers. Excelsior Montebello Excelsior Chaffey Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior El Monte Excelsior Mark Keppel Excelsior Wilson Excelsior Whittier Still riding the crest of the most phenomenal sports era Excelsior has ever experienced, the Airman crowned themselves C. I. F. Champions with a record of seven league wins against one tie, thus placing them among the top teams of Southern California in 1947. The skyrocketing Pilots distinguished themselves against their arch rivals, the Whittier Cardinals, who had hoped to send the high flying Airmen into a tailspin. However, the Excelsior Pilots took off at the first gun of the season, opened wide the throttle, and opposed all competition to come home 'mission accomp- lished.' Wliilz' rather slow in their first part of the Montehello game, these hoys hroke out in front to a victory of 26-12, showing their speed and strength. Traveling to Ontario to meet the Chaffey Tigers, the Pilots had no trouhle winning the score 25-0. Taking their fourth straight win, these hoys dropped the Alhambra Moors in a tight game, 141-7. The hard driving hoys took the El Monte Lions hy the tail to the tune of 33-O. By allowing the hopeless Lions to penetrate only to the Excelsior twenty yard line was the only close call to a touchdown hy the underdogs. 'llhe Pilot eleven, led hy Alert Don Walls, wrung a close 6-0 win out ol second place Mark Kep- pel. Flashy Charlie Ruhlen, hy contrihuting his 12 points to the final 26-7 tally helped keep the Airmen's undefeated record intact, with the Wilson Bruins on the short end of the score. Many fumhles marring the hereto nnexcelled hall handling of the Excelsior eleven, led to the 0-0 tie on the Whittier Cardinal field. Sixty minutes of hard fighting, rough and tumble, and scoreless foothall hrought to the close the second straight season of championship foothall. With their coach, Ernie Jensen, the crown again rested in the hands of the middleweight eleven. lil. Monroe. C. Yanes. B. Rotake. Nl. llerrera, ll. llctky, ll. Spence. .l. WI in lt llun C. Ruhlen, D. Walls, B. Yan Xntwerp. 115 R0wnl.'B. K3HlHlIl2tl1D, il. Daytoii, S. Ka-llmtm, ll. Killny, G. Dilfy, .l. Ffillllitll, ll. l.f-f-sun, H. Stew-I. N. llullnsvli, E. Nlori, Flaraflat, lanxgll, A. Hllllll'2lll4lS, l'. Fllglilfil, ,l. l.arsun, ,l. Lztrsz-n. Row Il. ll. Nil-kum, K. Nlililvn, IJ. Bm'j4-'r, W. lhliHIl'l1IllI'Z, D. Yin lvlt, l.. lwss, lv. Hamzlmotn. Nl. lnlmsuii, ll. lxlllftlllf, N. HiilIlll't'Z, B. filll lT2l, li. Young, ll. llmwii, li. fNlt'ifm'4lwvll, ll. Nlztrtin, N. Sun val, R. llugzxn. ,N .... NIR. flH0l'il,INll, l3ll,I, YUI Nil, Q fi021 l1. Captain. 4, ' ' A liuly lun-la tl'-It tht- Aw nl' Spaflvs tu Pix:-1-lsismi s miglity mitlgzvts 'lihv lf:-e' tvuin, with sixty fwitlilisiastif-, lmrtl fightingx. harfl rlriving, .i. lllflll, gzlilwtl at gmail tlvzll ol' lH'iN'll4'1ll :tml ll4'lllill vxpc-i'if'l11'f' fa , .., lilllllff' svalsrms. 'S ' H .if Whilv the- tough 5f'llf'1'llll1' whit-h was tlrawn this ye-'al' shows lfws ,,, ' wins, thv ztmmmt ol' fwt-r-llvlit sportsmunsliip, uniliml vffort, illlll am ttttitutle' nl' lair play wus mwxt-f-Ilml. 'hllllltlltlll all lioiws of vliump 1, i l0llNl1lfl in-rc' lust, Ihr-5 volitirlln-tl, als allways. to slum thr- lll'l1'l'lllltl1'tl tml l'f'lf'Hllf'!-15 will to win. 1 : 2 : Off tu il slim stzirt, losing thvir fir:-t limit' glztnws, Ihr- live-'s slul E flvnly vulm' tu lillv, l'tlI'I'1llllll,il tlw lfmina liolts, lfl-ll. 'l'lw me-ii of tht- '17 ffm- e-I4-wit ggainvfl u gxrvzlt slr-al of Xillllilltll llllfll'llHllillll in Il'2llIllltQ from lou h Ilrrwliiigr. us mis slumn In 'lu 1 0llI5lEllllllll'I rlisplziy ul zllaility nl' vo-vztptziilis Bill inning and Williv It Alttllfill ll1'Z. 116 FIRST STRING lt. lhlUl'l Row l. VC . lxlHIll'llIllf'Z, ll. Ynllng. IJ. l.r-4-sum, ll. Hillllillllllltl, A. Hill- lvramls, D. Killiy, ll. Van Felt. Row gl, B. Martin, l'. Sagguru, CO.ACH CURTIS DICK HAMMER, VERNON PLAINS ANDY ALVES, ALAN JACKSON, Co-Captain. Co-Captain. Outstanding Player Outstanding Pla VARSIITY BASIIQIETIBAILIL By showing a strong hall club. and winning more than three-fourths of their games, the green and white were potentially league champs. Molded by the strong and capable fingers of George Curtis the Pilot basket- men proved to be very versatile. With Andy Alves and Alan Jackson as high point men and Dick Hammer and Yernon Plains as eo-captains. the team on the whole had a successful season. Row I. .I. Bensma, manager: J. Curtis, R. Costa, R. Larsen, M. Yriarte, H. Gorzeman, C. Steward, M. Heflin, ,I. Kotnik, A. Palmer. A. Coots, manager. Row II. ,l. Clovk, A. Javkson, V. Plains, Il. Van Spange, R. Mosley, A. Alves, D. lleavner, D. Hammer, D. 'I'rax'is, If. Lndington. 117 lf. Ludington D. Heavener P. Van Spangxe C. Steward N Slldllta B. Mosley A. ,lavkson ll. l,arsen N. l'l?fllll B Costa Varsity Baskfftlmall Co-Captains: Divk lluinmvr l Vino l .1111 V A R S l T Y SCORES Excelsior 26 Alhambra Excelsior 27 Alhambra Excelsior 36 lil lVlonte Excelsior 58 Keppel Flxcvlsior 20 w,llSfbll I'lXCPlSl0l' 123 Wliittivr lfxcvlsior 32 Poly 0 U l,. Britten. U. Tonkinson, M. Nelson, if. Wliippk-, D. lleil, ll. Whipple, lt. Gl'illlfLl I', D. llnsterholl N l ' lex ll. Lough, l.. Huhlen, li. Frankel, 'lf ftoker, J. ljppi, U. Cntts, D. Yflllthllllll, Nl. lerez, l,. Wulnp li. Van Dum. 120.-UIH tIUH'l'IS 'Hill S'l'0IfER, lil-f.i1lIIillll Co-1 iapluin DICK VAN DAM, IBIEIE NBPXSIQIETVIBXXILIL The Pilot Bee Basliellmull squzul, junior men of the 'ULU vztrsily husketbull. have done many outstanding things during the IU LH sen- son. Co-captains of the squad were Dick Van Dam and Ted Stoker. while high point men were Holm Van Antwerp and Boh RllllIt'll. These lmoys have lnatle nnlny high seores for Excelsior during the husket- hull season. llnder the able leaclership of Coach Curtis. these Pilot netsters have lmeen iniproving themselves until now they have made themselves one of tht- outstanding groups ol' leuasketlmll hoys on the enmpus. 119 Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior BEE BASKETBALL SCORES 33 Alhambra 29 El Monte 38 Mark Keppel 26 Wilson 42 Whittier 26 Poly 120 L. Cutts D. Van Dam E. Frankel 'l'. Stoker L. Wampler D. Heil B. Your-hum 29 21 34- 27 49 2-fi C. Ruhlen M. Perez .l. Llppi l.. Whipple D. Tonkinson D. Dusterhoff K. Whipple lVl. Nelson R. Granger Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Row l. S. Vasquez, 'l' Zangl, W. Manriquez. ll Williamson, H. Steel, D Niekum. Row ll. C. Differ, .I D. Van Pell. QIEIE IBASKIETBAILII. This year they put up a magnificent fight but were clefeatecl hy Mark Keppel for the championship in their league. They were led into battle by Glenn Diffee, Duane Van Pell, and Tommy Zangl. lVlosl valuable man, voted hy his teammates was Glenn Diffee. These boys were coached hy Coach Langdon. SCORES 24 Alhambra 22 Fullerton 28 Wilson 16 Keppel 18 El Monte 27 Alhambra 25 Whittier T. Zangl, G. Diffee, J. Frankel, D. Van Pelt, W. Manriquez 121 Frankel, M. Smith, .l. Lar- sen, B. Young, P. Dearth, Row I. C. Dayton, B. Aubert, J. Koopman, B. Pratt, D. Brown B Boyd H Newman Row II. C. Hammamoto, S. Kellman, D. Regar, J. Dees, K. Harada A lllllbrands D Phillips B Davis. Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior SCORES 26 Whittier 20 Wilson 26 Keppel 21 El Monte 25 Alhambra 10 Whittier 37 Wilson 27 Keppel 18 El Monte I IIEIE BASKIEFIVIBAILIL seventy boys turning out. These boys played a magnificent game of basketball for small-fries. Coach Langdon taught the boys many new plays 1n future Cee Basketball. By popular vote, Arlan Hillbrands and Kem Harada were voted co captains. Don Phillips was chosen most valuable player 122 ow l, ,l. lie Yries, ,l. Walker, ,l. Moore, D. Hardin, ,l. l'ahner, U. Sittf-rs, T. Davis, A. Finch. ow ll. T. l'orler, ll. Malain, D. Monroe, G. Steward, T. Chase, B. Kempton, H. Simpson, P. Gorzeman, l.. Bailey. how lll. Coach .lx-nsen, ,l. liolninson, R. 'l'homas, H. llyar, R. Langforfl, D. l,illartl, ll. llnnimcr, R. Frazier, A. Alves, B. Harncs WARSIITY TRAQK Willi springs in his feet Hugh Simpson lecl the Pilot track team to hreaking many old records and setting new records this year. Simpson hreaking the long established high jump record of 6 feet 3 inches. with a soaring jump of 6 feet 315 inches made this record which is expected to stand for some time. Hugh proved his powers in the Compton Invita- tional Meet where he walked away with a first prize watch. Beryl Kempton, hroad shouldered Pilot pole vaulter. broke the Ex- celsior Relay record with a vault of 12 feet 315 inches. As yet there are no final results in track standing. The Pilot oin- dermen. after suffering several sethacks. are again rising. VARSITY TRACKERS Alw-s, Hannncr, Simpson .. High .lump llhase, Kempton .....,.. ..... l 'ole Vault lieddick, Moore ,.......,.. Shot Put l'orter . ,.,....... .,.. l ,ow Hurdles l razier .................,...,................,... Sprints Gorzeman, Kempton ..,. lim-clsior Relay Barnes ..................... ........ I ligh Hurdles Monroe ........ 4410 and 880 123 BEE TRACKERS Roberts, Moore, Hernandez .. .,,,, 100 Wiley ............. ...,....,.,..,........,,, ....,A 2 l 30 Monroe, Corzeman, Hawkins ...,.. 660 Malain, Palmer, Ham ,...................,. 320 ,leffredo .....,... ,...,...,....,.. H igh Hurdles Tsubokawa .... ...... H igh Hurdles Fist-her ......,..,. ....,.. L ow Hurdles Adams, Emerson ....... ,.,.., l 'ole Vault Berger, Betkey, Cloves ....,,,. Broad ,lump Roberts, Lopez, Cloves ...... Broad ,lump Collis, Fischer, Franc-is .,.... Shot Put Spence .....,.,..,.....,..,.. .,..,., S hot Put IBVEIE TRACK Ten returning lellermen formed the nucleus of this middleweight squad, paced by Roberts. lVloore. Hernandez, and Wileyf in 100 and 200 sprints. Track burner, Pete Gorzeman. in the 440 and 660 dashes, proved his worth by being moved up on several occasions to the role of varsity sprinter. Constantly placing were the foursome of Collis, Fischer, Francis. and Spence in the shot put. All of these hard working boys have brought home points to the team, and have always had a lol of fun and enjoyment doing it. Row I. A. Finch, D. Emerson, M. De Leon, D. Fist-her, .l. Moore, E. Hernandez. L. lslander, U. Lopez, M. Siders J. DeVries. Row Il. B. Rodgers, A. Rodriguez, .l. Roherts, H. Nivkoson, ,l. Adams, B. Berger, C. Wiley, D. Tsubo kawa, .l. Palmer, R. Rosenlof, lf. Yanes. Row lll. lfoat-li ,Iensm-n, R. Schloss, R. Sp:-nee, D. Monroe. D. Betky, D Lough, D. Malain, P. Corzeman, R. Tally, H. Fretheim. Row ll . ll. Jeffredo, 11. Hernandez, li. Galir, B. Pugh, C Collis, D. Clover, .i. Ham. R. Francis, G. Hawkins. , - , . . 124 l Islander. ll. Barnes, .l. llam, ll. Pugh, ll. Malain, ti. lion l, .-N. Finch, l5..Hammamoto, N. Ramirez, W. Manriqtiex, ll. llayton, ll. Wt-hh, M. .lohnson. K. llairaula lt. lxltllil, t.. Names. lion ll. tfoach Jensen, B. Rodgers, ,l. lioopman, H, Diaz, ll. Fhnniway, ll. llugran, W. Wilcowon, .l. Frankel, D. lxilhy, U. Haminamoto, .l. llc-Vries. QIEIE TRAQIK CROSS CCOUNTRY Always a potential track power. the 1918 lfxcel- sior tlee track team made up for their lacking nurnhers and experience with high spirit and general good sportsmanship. The trio ol' lVlori. Hammamoto. and Johnson were the leading N10-180 men. Well hraced in the field division of the Cee high jump were high harnien Koopman. Shumway. Smith. Berger. and Kingsloxer. llawkinf. Over hill. over dale was the motto of the 1918 Cross Country Track Team. For the Second successive year Excelsior has run a cross country team. This is an indixidual event for the year round track man. As the Cross Country Track League takes place during the football season. only the true track man enters in this evcnt. The team on the whole was a good one, individually excellent. 12 ,- 0 SINGLES DOUBLES l l Singles: D. Polley, D. F. Bartholomew. .l. johnson, CI. Ross. Doubles. D. Heavener, ,l. Holliert, .l. Edinger, M. Hanslorrl, U. Swingover, A. G. Hope, R. Regrar, N. Hoopes. WARSIITVY TIENNIIS With few returning lettermen. Coach Langdon and student coach, Al Flo- zeri, from Whittier College, produced a very hot tennis club. Having ,lack Hul- bert and Dick Heavener leading the singles and Mickey Hansford and ,lim Ed- inger in the doubles. the Pilot netmen smashed out a 5-fl victory over the El Monte Lions. To date, the Pilot nelters are hoping to redeem their fifth place league standing. 126 How I. J. Be-nsema, IC. Patrivk. D. Rayhurn, I.. Kannne r, II. lllanriquez, .l. lillllllttlflllil, II. Fliekingger, ,l. llressler, I.. Copeland, Mgr. II0wII.1f0am'h Hendrie-k, A. Cnnts, li. Wells, II. Iiuinell, TNI. Whitmore, tl. Snylnan, .l. Sweeton, II. Mage-rs, Il. liallow. V,-aIlQ.SIllVY BXXSIEIBAILIL ll. V. lI0il1'Il Henllriek. taking the reins ol' the varsity lratnien for the 1948 season, molded an exreptinnally strong! hall rluh. By plaeing high in the semi-finals in the Consolation round at the Pomona VII0lll'llillllf'Ill, whirh is held every year in South- ern California, the squad lrroke even in the praetiee games hy halaneing eight wins to eight losses. ,lim Sweeton was eler-ted Captain, and Hank lllanriquez and ,lim Sweetnn were nalned outstanding players. Managers nl' the squad were .Ioe llenserna and Louie Ilnpeland. Row I. H. Britt, Il. Walls, S. Davis, S. Kelner, How II. P. Daw. II. Hngli, ll. Bartholmnew, R. tensen, B. Menic-lx, Mgr.: Coach Curtis 3 As junior varsity hasehall has no regular league sr-hedule, there is no definite standing. However, the I'ilot diannnnl lmys have won up to this date all of their games hut one. Il' this outstanding rem-oril means anything, the I949 varsity will he well-storked with seasoned material. The jolr ol' welding this group of hasehall players into a team has he-en in the hands of fioavh Ilurtis. R. Williiins, P. Yanes, fl. lllontggnmery, B. Shuniway. Gentry, A Roy, I'. Ortiz, fi. Fox, I.. I.illard, I'I. Shipley, ff, Mar- Ilow III. R. Ugier, B. Costa, I. Van Spanje, R. Parker, II. Slnythe, .I. Dunn, .l. Carillo, D. Van Pell. 127 G I! RILS' S IIEQDRTS With the former Girls' Sports llouneil officially ehanging its name to the Girls' Athletic Association Couneil. many ehanges came with this new form of rules and regulations pertaining to girls' sports. The rules were revisetl Ivy the first semester and competently earried out hy the members of the seeoncl semester group. The eouneil is made up of the regular officers. managers. a green unrl a white representative from each sport. and at re- porter. Witli Miss Dexter ns adviser. and Angel Bender ancl Beverly Abercrombie as chairmen. first and seeoncl semester. respet-tively. the eouneil did many things to further the sports events mul interests of the lfxeelsior girls. ll. A. A. t10llNtIIl.. FIRST SEMlCS'l'EH: How l. B. Seefehlt, M. Freeman, A. Bernler, Nl. Agttayo. How ll. U. Allen, .l. Meyers, Fl. Popoxieh, .-X. Entlres, l. llll Pointe, ,l. Saku- moto, ll. Heitl. How Ill. P. Arnold, l.. lnttatkti, H. llelioer, ,I. rllllflltlili Nl. Croft. ti. A. A. Ulifieers SHKIUNIJ SlCMliS'l'l-IR How l. .l. Myers, l. Lu Pointe, .-X. Ht-ntler, Xl. Ngttnyo, How ll. H. Alll l'!'I4flI1llbll , U. lionvuiy, 4. Enclres, N. ljierey, l'. l.m'liwootl, .l, Silliilltlfllti. Row Ill. l'. Arnoltl. H. llelioer, N. lirolt, l.. -Nrretlonrlo. First Semester: Xlury Aguayo, See- retziry: A ngel Hen- der, Uhr.: Mary tlrolt, ftsst. lfhr. Set-onnl Semester: lrene l.n Pointe, Asst. Lhr.: I. ll p e Arretlontlo, Sevres tnry, Beverly Aher- eromlrie, tfhairlnun. l'. lf. lnst rtietors ' Now l. Miss Larry, Miss Dexter, Head: Miss l'helnn, Row Il Miss liottlet, M is s Hut itlsnn, Miss llnwn. we W 128 MKXXNAGIERS How l, ,lane Sblliilllltllll, lloekeyg lrene l,a Pointe, llusketliall. How ll. Dorothy Conway, Modern Dancing: Betty Seefeldt, Beginning Tennis: Nlona Fl't'Pl1tLlIt, Tournalnent Tennis: Harriet llelioer, Soltlmllg Diane lilawson, Recreational games. 129 MODERN IDANCIING Graceful an tl beautiful movements are the ambitions of the modern dancer. Third quarter of girls' sports offers the opportunity of learning these movements to the girls of Excelsior. This Year, Dorothy Con- way managed the sport. and IVI i s s Phelan acted as atl- viser to those desirous girls who were interested in ile- veloping th i s manner of gracefulness. T UIMIBILIINCI past few years. has steadily become one of the most pop- ular sports among the girls of Excelsior. This year. llulllllg Sf'l'Ol1ll semester. peppy l,ola Wright took the job of manager. anfl lVliss Houlet and lVliss Dexter served as advisers. The girls were coached to perfection on various stunts, ancl. as per usual. had their sore muscles at first. All were ambitious, nevertheless, to learn an d showed more than enougn enthusiasm when any new stunt was undertaken. lBASllQlETIBAlLlL Basketball started with lrene La Pointe getting the ball bouncing. and lVliss Hawn as her adviser refereeing the season. The girls were guarding against timeg yet each team came forward with their best and all did their part in keeping the game lively. Much competition was offer- ed, together with loads of fun and interest for all. The center attraction of the season was the winners and runners-up traveling to Poly for a playday. This playday proved to be very successful both in enjoyment and a number of ringers for our Excelsior girls. There was a game between the girls, gym teachers and the winners for the first semester sports' banquet, but the teachers were a little too good for the girls. Thus ended the feature of girls' basketball for another year. 130 More girls were out this year for volleyball than ever before at Excelsior. The girls showed that they were not only interested in games of individuality hut also the thrills of group participation. There were several teams formed and each team had the vim, vigor. and vitality of a winning team. Une group. however. had even hetter teamwork than the others and Came out victorious. The season came to a grand finale with this team and runners-up traveling to Wilson for a playday. The hard job of managing volleyball was given to Jenny l.opez. who did very commendable work. With Miss Hawn and Miss Dexter as advisers, the volleyball went over the net to victory at the Wilson playday. 131 IHIUCIIQEY The lmall was set rolling tliirrl quartf-r in liovlwy willi .lanes Salianiato avting as managvr mul Miss flawn, Miss Davison, and Miss l,ar-y, livr aclrisvrs. The girls showed that the-y were' vqllally as iiitf-iw-ste-fl in lioclwy stivks anrl lialls as tliPy arf' in some of the games requiring less le-uni work. llovlwy is our- ol' the lvesl 4-xzimplffs of how tlw girls of Exvelsior have learnvd to work togellwr and liuw goorl sportsmansliip. A li01'lcf'y playday was lwlcl liy tliv girls in llairvli wlif-rv tliv mo winning teanis partivipatwl anrl ffnjoyvd a very fine limc. RIE Q Rlmlli ll ONPML GAIM lE S Recreational games are offvrml for tlw girls wlio pre-fc-r ilu- not so lie-1-tif sporls. 'l'liv various games provided lmy this sport wore zulviscrl lay iiiaimigvi' llium- lllanson and Miss Davison. All the girls wears out for a lo! of fun mill sliowa-rl spirits-il 4-ntlnlsiasm wlwnvwr a now gains' was introdllvefl. This yffzir ilu- girls playewl f'l'04llIf'i, lvailniinton, tvtlif-rlrall and li0rse'sliof's, along witli sevwal otlivr gamvs VVllll'll liolil un f-quail amount ol sportsniunsliip. 132 SOIPTIBAILIL Softball has always been one of the most popular sports among the girls of Excelsior. This year the girls showed an even more enthusiastic liking for the sport. Coming out in full force from the xery first. they were in there batting for their team throughout the whole quarter. The upper-classmen found pretty stiff competition from the members of the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Harriet Ds-Boer did an excellent job as manager by keeping all those spirited females busy for the last quarter of sports. As always, much credit goes to the capable advisers. Miss Davison. Miss Lacy. and Miss Hawn. 133 A51 TIENNIIS Tournament Tennis had the largest turnout in the history of the sehool this year. Ably managed by Mona Freeman and advised by Miss Roulet, the girls av- eomplished a great deal: they worked on the perfection ot' their form and strokes, and several girls that only last-year were taking beginners tennis found themselves among the top of the group. A round-robin tournament was run off first quarter, and a ladder tournament seeond quarter for both singles and doubles. All the girls will agree that a grand time was had by all. The annual girls' singles elimination mate-hes were held in .Ianuary this year. There were many girls out, several of whom were in the tournament tennis group, but a surprisingly large number entered the matt-hes who had not been out for tennis at all during the semester. The matehes went on for two weeks, delay being eaused by rain. The finals were held between Mary l.ou Martin and Betty Seefeldt. Both girls were all out for their name on that eup, but Mary Lou eame out vietorious. Mary Lou is now a two-time winner of this honor. MARY LOU MARTIN, Tennis Champion lUl.llRNAMllENT TIENNIIS Row I. F. Desmond, M. Stone, J. Allen, B. Seefeldt, C. Walsh, P. Arnold, C. Lindley, Y. Forrest. Row II. Miss Roulet, M. Freeman, P. Simpson, It. johnson, B. Nichols, ,l. Palmer, U. l.ee, C. Vessels S Ink'-ter B Breld I Blakely. 134' 4 IBIEGIINNIING TIENNIIS A large number of eager young girls came out for beginning tennis at the first of the year. They were very anxious to learn the exciting game of tennis and were even more interested in actually beginning to play the game themselves. Betty Seefeldt and Miss Davison were manager and adviser, respectively. The first thing the girls undertook was the development of proper form and strokes. There was a good showing of material for next year's Tournament Tennis. RIHIWVIHIM SUNG ILIEADIERS With the anticipation of some day becoming school song leaders and flag twirlers, the girls started out with the rhythm and time in the marching music. The girls were also taught the fundamentals of baton twirling as well as the two stated above. A very fine time was enjoyed by the girlsg and as the end of the second quarter drew nigh. they were divided into groups of three and worked out routines and presented them to the whole group. Lola Wright, their efficient manager. together with Miss Phelan, was always willing to give a helping hand when the girls met with difficulties. SNAPSHOTS 1. Klum-k to iilwvk. 2. Glory Buys. 3, Ilallwra Shy. 4-. Hudely .... 5, l,Q'HIl0l1ll4'llf. 'Hu' Uillllllllf T. l'm+k-ax-Iron! H. Uh my uf-lui: 9. Where were you? 10. Bla:-k Magic: 136 ,Awww 'knl'.. SNAPSHOTS 1. Loyal fans. 2. lhc' yo-yo. 5. Nlumlunw ,lf'illlllf'l1f'. 1. Mow- sqm-1-zin'.5. Hnngrrvf 6. The- hmne 2'l'lHlll1S. 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