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

Page 33 text:

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

Page 32 text:

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

Page 34 text:

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.